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Perimeter Access Alarm

Powered soak test per unit
48 h
Seal rating on outdoor housings
IP67
Validated single-run PoE reach
250 m
Two surveillance cameras mounted on a modern building facade at dusk Perimeter to server room

Perimeter-to-rack security hardware

When the gate contact trips, the PTZ is already turning.

Sentriq builds the cameras, door controllers and alarm sensors that watch logistics parks, campuses and plant floors. Each order leaves our Fairview bench configured for its own door schedule, so first power-up happens on the first site visit.

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Specified daily

The short list our designers reach for

Eight units that anchor most of the systems we quote.

Built for Harsh Sites

Sealed housings and wide temperature ranges as standard, not options.

Designed as a System

Coverage maps, camera schedules and power budgets on every project.

Single-Cable PoE

Power and data in one run — less conduit, faster installs.

Long-Term Support

Firmware maintenance, spares and advance replacement for the fleet.

Catalog

Everything between the lens and the lock

Perimeter video, door hardware, intrusion sensors and the PoE backbone that carries them, sized to work together.

Bullet Cameras Bullet Cameras 2 models Dome Cameras Dome Cameras 2 models PTZ Cameras PTZ Cameras 2 models Access Control Access Control 2 models Intercoms Intercoms 2 models NVR & Storage NVR & Storage 2 models Alarm Sensors Alarm Sensors 2 models PoE & Networking PoE & Networking 2 models Mounts & Accessories Mounts & Accessories 2 models
Every lens focused on the bench, not on the ladder

On the bench

Every lens focused on the bench, not on the ladder

Optics are focused and aimed on the bench, firmware is loaded and configured per order, and every unit runs a heated soak test before it goes in the carton. What arrives on site works on first power-up.

Our quality process

References

Heard after handover

The pre-labelled cameras and switch map cut our install time in half. Every drop worked on first power-up.
Systems integrator Installation partner
Their engineer redesigned our lobby coverage with two fewer cameras and no blind corners — and the proposal explained every choice.
Facilities manager Regional logistics park
Door permissions used to be a spreadsheet nightmare. The tiered template they set up has survived two office moves.
IT & security lead Multi-site services group

Project route

What happens after you send the floor plan

The same four milestones on every project, six cameras or six hundred.

  1. Share your site

    Floor plan, door count and what you need to see — sketches welcome.

  2. System design

    We map coverage, size storage and power, and quote with drawings.

  3. Build & bench test

    Every unit focused, configured and soak-tested before packing.

  4. Ship & support

    Pre-labelled hardware with remote commissioning help included.

Hardware that arrives knowing its door number

Field-ready

Hardware that arrives knowing its door number

Mounting templates in the carton, cable glands that fit real cable, junction boxes that swallow the slack. Hardware arrives labelled per door and per camera position, so the crew hangs equipment instead of decoding a packing list.

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Insights

The commissioning notebook

Notes from our engineers on coverage, power budgets and door permissions.

Your floor plan is enough to start.

Send it as it is: a marked-up PDF, a CAD export or a photo of a sketch. An engineer replies with a coverage map and a priced bill of materials within one business day.

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