CCTV installation involves setting up a closed-circuit television system to monitor and record activities in and around your home, office, or business. You need it to enhance security, deter potential threats, and have visual evidence in case of incidents like theft or vandalism.

Our ‘Quick Book’ option is available for just ₹499* to get you started. The total cost may vary depending on the number of cameras, the type of CCTV system, and any additional features you choose. We provide transparent and competitive pricing. Our CCTV Installation Partner will contact you once after booking.

Our CCTV installation services are exclusively available for Sambalpur City and Burla Town. We are proud to serve these communities with our local expertise and quick response times.

We can provide you with a range of CCTV camera options, or you can purchase your own. Our technicians can help you choose the right cameras based on your specific requirements.

A DVR, or Digital Video Recorder, is an electronic device designed to record, store, and manage video footage from surveillance cameras. It serves as the central hub for CCTV systems, allowing you to capture and save video data for later viewing or analysis.

DVRs come in various channel configurations, offering different numbers of camera inputs, and often include features like remote access, motion detection, and playback capabilities for efficient video management.

The channel configuration in a DVR (Digital Video Recorder) refers to the number of camera channels it can support. Each channel corresponds to a single camera that can be connected to the DVR for monitoring and recording.

For example, a 4-channel DVR can accommodate up to four cameras, while a 16-channel DVR can handle up to sixteen cameras. The choice of channel configuration depends on the scale of your surveillance needs and the areas you wish to monitor.

Selecting the right channel configuration is crucial for optimal security. Here’s a quick guide:

• 4-Channel DVR: Suitable for small spaces.
• 8-Channel DVR: Ideal for medium-sized properties.
• 16-Channel DVR: Provides an extensive coverage.
• 32-Channel DVR: For extensive surveillance.
• Custom Configurations: Tailored to your unique needs.

For expert advice on choosing the correct channel configuration for your CCTV system, don’t hesitate to contact our saimart.in team. We’re here to help you make informed decisions about your security requirements.

The installation duration can vary depending on the size and complexity of the project. Our experienced technicians will assess your needs and provide an estimated timeline during the initial consultation.

Yes, all our technicians are highly experienced and trained in CCTV system installation. They are well-versed in the latest technologies and best practices in the field.

Yes, we can set up remote access for your CCTV system, allowing you to view the live feed on your smartphone, tablet, or computer from anywhere with an internet connection.

Yes, we provide maintenance and repair services to ensure your CCTV system functions optimally. Feel free to reach out to us for any maintenance or troubleshooting needs.

We strictly adhere to privacy regulations and ethical practices. It’s important to inform people if they are being recorded, and we can help you set up the system to respect privacy concerns while maintaining security.

Simply get in touch with us, and we’ll be happy to discuss your requirements and help you expand or upgrade your CCTV system to meet your evolving security needs.

At saimart.in, we strive to provide you with transparent and competitive pricing for our CCTV installation service. However, we understand that sometimes, cost expectations may not align with the technician’s on-site assessment. Here’s how we handle such situations:

1. Finding a Solution:
   If you’re not satisfied with the CCTV installation cost proposed by the technician after the on-site visit and inspections, we will work with you to find a satisfactory solution. Our goal is to ensure that you receive the security solution you need within your budget.
   
   
2. Refund Policy:
   In the rare event that a mutually agreeable solution cannot be reached, and you decide not to proceed with the installation, we offer a refund. In this case, we will deduct 10% of the booking amount, and the remainder will be promptly refunded to your original payment method.
   
   

Our aim is to provide you with the best possible service while ensuring transparency and fairness throughout the process. We value your satisfaction and are committed to addressing any concerns that may arise.

Your peace of mind and security are our top priorities, and we’re here to make the CCTV installation process as convenient and customer-friendly as possible. We appreciate your trust in saimart.in for your security needs.

It’s generally not necessary to regularly power off your CCTV system. CCTV cameras are designed to operate continuously, providing 24/7 surveillance. Turning them off may disrupt your security coverage, especially if you rely on your CCTV system for constant monitoring.

However, there are certain situations when you might consider powering off your CCTV system:

1. Maintenance or Repairs: If you need to perform maintenance or repairs on your CCTV system, it’s advisable to power it off to ensure your safety and prevent accidental damage during the work.

2. Privacy Concerns: In situations where privacy is a concern, such as in residential areas, you may choose to power off your cameras when they are not needed, respecting the privacy of individuals in the vicinity.

3. Energy Savings: If energy consumption is a concern, some modern CCTV systems come with energy-saving features, allowing you to schedule when the system powers down during specific times or when no motion is detected. This can help reduce energy costs.

4. Security System Reboot: In rare cases, if your CCTV system experiences technical issues or needs a reboot to resolve problems, you may need to power it off and then on again to restore normal functionality.

In most cases, for continuous surveillance and peace of mind, it’s best to keep your CCTV system running.

During a thunderstorm or cyclonic storm, it’s generally advisable to keep your CCTV system running unless there’s a direct threat to the safety of the system or individuals involved. Here are some considerations:

1. Rain and Weatherproofing:

• Most outdoor CCTV cameras are designed to be weatherproof and can withstand rain and wind. They are constructed to handle adverse weather conditions.

2. Lightning Protection:

• Lightning can pose a risk to electronic devices, including CCTV systems. To protect your system from lightning strikes, consider installing surge protectors and grounding your property.

3. Remote Monitoring:

• If you have access to remote monitoring of your CCTV system, you can keep an eye on the weather conditions and your property from the safety of your home or another secure location. If extreme weather conditions are causing issues with your cameras, you can choose to turn them off temporarily to prevent potential damage.

4. Power Outages:

• Power outages can be common during storms. To ensure your CCTV system remains operational during such events, consider investing in an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) or backup power source such as an Inverter to keep your cameras and recording equipment running.

5. Safety First:

• If there’s a severe cyclonic storm or a dangerous situation outside, prioritize safety. While CCTV systems are valuable for security, your safety and the safety of your loved ones should come first. In such cases, it may be best to stay indoors and rely on emergency services for assistance.

In summary, keeping your CCTV system running during a thunderstorm or cyclonic storm is generally safe, but you should take precautions to protect your equipment and ensure your own safety.