Video Monitoring

Closed-Circuit Video Monitoring System Installation

Digital technology makes it easy to keep eyes on your facility, whether to monitor production or for security surveillance. Offering both wired and internet-based solutions, Eclipse has the experience and expertise to design and install video monitoring systems of all sizes.

Need a simple 4-camera set up to help prevent shoplifting from your retail store? We can do that.

Are you a worldwide manufacturer needing to monitor multiple production facilities across the globe and feed the data to a central network storage system? We can do that too. Our customer base includes many Fortune 100 companies

Gain Peace of Mind with Security Surveillance

A 2011 report by the independent research organization Urban Institute concludes that surveillance cameras are an effective tool in reducing crime if properly deployed, and that they can be worth the investment. In addition, video surveillance recordings have proven to be a useful tool in identifying criminals and can be used as evidence in their prosecution.

Call Eclipse to learn about affordable options for setting up video security to protect your facility.

Specializing in CCTV Systems for Industrial Manufacturing

Today’s automated materials processing lines, production facilities and assembly plants help create cost efficiencies, but these manufacturing environments may pose risks to workers. Extreme temperatures, noxious chemicals, and dangerous machinery are examples of potentially harmful workplace conditions.

A video monitoring system from Eclipse can provide an ideal solution to ensuring the safety of your workforce while maintaining production rates.

Cameras can be mounted at strategic points along the line. The digital video feed can then be monitored in a safe, central control room (onsite or via the internet to any offsite location). Technicians are then able to pinpoint and quickly respond to any issues impacting the production line. Video data can be archived and easily retrieved when needed.

CCTV Systems

Types of Commercial Video Monitoring Systems

Manufacturing Monitoring

Manufacturing surveillance systems provide visibility across production floors, equipment areas, employee workstations, loading docks, and material storage locations. These systems help improve security while supporting safety and operational oversight.

Warehouse Monitoring

Warehouse video systems help monitor inventory storage areas, shipping and receiving operations, forklift traffic, employee activity, and access points throughout the facility. Strategic camera placement can help reduce loss prevention concerns while improving accountability.

Exterior Perimeter Monitoring

Perimeter surveillance protects commercial properties by monitoring building exteriors, fencing, gates, entrances, and restricted outdoor areas. These systems help identify unauthorized activity before it reaches the facility.

Parking Lot Surveillance

Parking lot monitoring improves visibility around employee and visitor parking areas. High-definition cameras can assist with incident investigations, vehicle monitoring, after-hours security, and overall property protection.

Remote Facility Monitoring

Organizations with multiple locations or unmanned facilities can remotely access live and recorded footage from virtually anywhere. Centralized monitoring allows managers and security personnel to maintain oversight without being physically present at each location.

Production Line Monitoring

Production line cameras provide visibility into manufacturing processes and equipment performance. Businesses often use these systems to verify procedures, investigate production issues, improve quality control efforts, and document operational events when troubleshooting becomes necessary.

System Design, Quality Components, Installation Expertise

Look to the video monitoring systems experts at Eclipse to design a system that is right-sized for your needs, and scalable if you expect your needs to change. Our extensive customer base and broad industry experience have provided us with insight into a wide range of video monitoring applications.

We research, trial and select reliable top-quality components from brand-name manufacturers, including specialized options like thermographic cameras that use infrared imaging to measure and monitor temperatures, along with time-lapse and motion-triggered recording features, night vision capabilities, and remote directional controls.

The Eclipse team of skilled installers will get your system up and running quickly with minimal interruptions to your production.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long should security footage be stored?

Storage requirements vary depending on the facility, industry regulations, and organizational policies. Many commercial facilities retain footage for 30 to 90 days, while certain industries may require longer retention periods. Eclipse can design a storage solution that aligns with your operational and compliance requirements.

Can video monitoring be viewed remotely?

Yes. Modern commercial surveillance systems allow authorized users to securely view live and recorded footage from computers, smartphones, and mobile devices. Remote access enables facility managers and business owners to monitor operations from virtually anywhere.

Can cameras monitor production lines?

Absolutely. Production line monitoring is commonly used in manufacturing environments to improve visibility, investigate operational issues, support quality control initiatives, and document manufacturing processes.

Can video systems integrate with access control?

Yes. Many organizations integrate video monitoring with access control systems to create a more comprehensive security solution. Video footage can be linked to access events, helping administrators verify entries, investigate incidents, and improve facility security.

How many cameras does a commercial facility need?

The number of cameras depends on facility size, building layout, security objectives, operational requirements, and areas requiring coverage. Some businesses may require only a handful of strategically placed cameras, while large manufacturing facilities or campuses may require dozens or even hundreds of surveillance points. Eclipse Business Consultants can perform a site assessment to determine the appropriate level of coverage.

Making Your Business Safer

Schedule a site evaluation today, call Eclipse Business Consultants today.