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Advent Electronics designs, installs and supports commercial CCTV systems for businesses, industrial sites and multi-site operations across Australia. We focus on clear visibility across the areas that matter, with a system planned around how your site actually operates.
Commercial CCTV gives your team a straightforward way to monitor key areas, review footage after an incident and maintain visibility across the site.
Keep an eye on entrances, work areas, yards, perimeters and other parts of the site that need attention.
Review recorded footage when you need to check an incident, answer a question or understand what happened.
Use video alongside other security systems to give your team more context when something needs attention.
Cameras cover the areas that matter, from entrances and work areas to yards and perimeters.
Recorded footage lets your team go back to an event and see what happened.
When CCTV works with compatible security systems, your team has more context when it matters.
The right camera depends on where it is being used. A reception entrance, loading yard and perimeter can all require different lenses, viewing angles and mounting positions.
CCTV becomes more useful when it works alongside other electronic security systems. Depending on the technology in place, video can add context to access events, alarms, visitor activity and vehicle movements. Advent Electronics can consider the wider system when planning or upgrading your CCTV.
Every site has its own layout, people, operating hours and security priorities. CCTV planning should reflect those differences rather than applying the same setup everywhere.
Monitor entrances, reception areas, restricted spaces, shared areas and the site perimeter.
Cover loading docks, yards, storage areas, vehicle movements and other busy operational zones.
Maintain visibility across customer areas, entrances, stock areas and back-of-house spaces.
Plan coverage around the areas, access points and external spaces that require appropriate visibility.
Support visibility around entrances, boundaries and selected shared areas while considering how the site is used.
Cover production areas, yards, access points, perimeter zones and other critical parts of the operation.
We keep the process straightforward, from the initial site assessment and equipment selection through to installation, testing and ongoing support.
Review the site, existing equipment, priorities and any practical constraints.
Set the coverage plan and specify cameras, infrastructure, recording and any required integrations.
Install the cameras, network equipment and supporting infrastructure to suit the site.
Configure the system, test coverage and make sure the team can use it as intended.
Provide ongoing assistance as equipment, sites and security requirements change.
If your existing CCTV still has useful equipment or infrastructure, a full replacement may not be necessary. An assessment can identify what can stay, what needs attention and where an upgrade would make a practical difference.
Keep usable infrastructure where it remains suitable and compatible with the proposed upgrade.
Replace cameras that no longer deliver the image quality or coverage the site needs.
Close coverage gaps in areas where the site, layout or operations have changed.
Improve recording, storage or video management when the existing setup is limiting the system.
Improve access, remote viewing or user management where the chosen platform supports it.
Add analytics or integration when there is a clear operational reason to do so.
Whether you need a new CCTV system, better coverage or an upgrade to an existing setup, we can assess the site and recommend the right approach.
A commercial CCTV system uses cameras, recording and video management to help a business monitor important areas and review footage when needed.
Cameras capture video and send it to the system’s recording and management equipment. Authorised users can view live footage and search recordings when required.
It depends on the site and what you need the cameras to achieve. The layout, viewing distances, lighting, entrances, perimeter and operational areas all affect the number and type of cameras required.
There is no one camera that suits every location. Fixed, dome, bullet and PTZ cameras can all be useful depending on the area, viewing distance, lighting and level of detail required.
The cost depends on the number and type of cameras, site infrastructure, recording and storage requirements, installation conditions and any integration work. A site assessment gives a more useful basis for pricing.
Yes, compatible systems can be integrated so video can be used alongside access control, alarms and other electronic security technologies.
Yes. Advent can assess the cameras, recording equipment, network, cabling and other components to determine what can be retained and what should be upgraded.
Yes, when the cameras are selected and positioned for the conditions. Night performance depends on lighting, lens choice, camera technology and the level of detail you need to capture.