Right Camera for Every Location
PARVEK is not tied to one camera type. We assess the site and select the camera type, lens, mounting position and network/power method based on the coverage each location needs — then connect everything to the PARVEK Appliance for recording, AI, alerts, playback and reports.
Right camera for every location
We are not tied to one camera type. During the assessment we select the camera, lens, mounting position and power/network method for each location — and reuse compatible cameras you already own where that is the practical choice. Everything then connects to the PARVEK Security Appliance for recording, AI, alerts, playback and reports.
Fixed IP Cameras
- Where
- Entrances, corridors, rooms, shop floors and perimeter runs.
- Why
- Everyday coverage of a known, fixed field of view — the backbone of most deployments.
- Connects
- PoE over a single cable into the network switch and on to the appliance.
PTZ Cameras
- Where
- Large yards, campuses, parking areas and open plant land.
- Why
- One camera covers a wide area, with pan, tilt and zoom for detail on demand.
- Connects
- PoE or dedicated power, streaming to the appliance over the same network.
Varifocal Cameras
- Where
- Locations where the exact angle and reach must be set on site.
- Why
- The focal length is adjusted during installation for precise coverage of a gate, aisle or approach.
- Connects
- PoE into the switch, tuned at commissioning and left fixed.
Wi-Fi Cameras
- Where
- Spots where running Ethernet is impractical — retrofits, rented premises, outbuildings.
- Why
- Coverage without new cabling, where a wireless link is appropriate and stable.
- Connects
- Over your Wi-Fi network to the appliance; local power at the camera.
Low-Light / Night Cameras
- Where
- Perimeters, driveways, yards and any area with difficult lighting.
- Why
- Usable images in low light, which is when most intrusion detection matters.
- Connects
- PoE into the switch, with lighting and lux checked during the assessment.
Specialized Cameras
- Where
- Gates and parking where vehicle or license-plate applications are required.
- Why
- Specialized requirements such as license-plate recognition, subject to compatibility and project scope.
- Connects
- Into the same network and appliance, scoped per project.
What holds the system up
Most camera systems fail at the cabling, the switch or the power long before the camera gives out. This is the part nobody photographs and everybody feels.
PoE Switches
Power and data over one cable to each camera, sized for the camera count and future expansion.
Ethernet Cabling
Routed through conduit, labeled and terminated properly so service in year three takes minutes.
Networking
A segregated, stable network for the security system rather than sharing whatever is already busy.
Storage
Sized for the camera count and the retention period you actually need, on the appliance.
UPS & Power Protection
So the system survives the cuts and spikes that come with the territory.
Mounts & Weatherproofing
Brackets, junction boxes and glanding that hold up outdoors for years, not months.
Detection is only the first step
An alert on a phone is not much use at 3 AM if nothing happens on site. PARVEK can trigger the response the premises allows — a voice warning in that area, the light, the siren — and keep the evidence either way.
- AI detects On the appliance
- Voice warning In that area
- Floodlight / siren Where permitted
- Mobile alert With the frame
- Evidence Clip kept on site
Speaker / Voice Warning
A local warning in the area that was breached — challenging the person where they are, not across the whole site.
Siren / Hooter
Audible escalation where the site permits it, linked to confirmed events rather than every movement.
Floodlight / Light
The area lights up as configured, deterring the person and giving the camera a usable image.
Mobile Alert
A notification to the security desk, owner or management with the frame that triggered it.
Evidence Clip
The video around the event, kept on the appliance for verification and follow-up.
Reports
Compliance, attendance, counting and operational records available from the console.
Response devices are installed and configured per site. Sirens and floodlights are used only where the premises permits them.
One appliance. NVR + AI + management.
Camera streams, recording, playback, AI events, evidence clips, alerts, reports, users and roles and camera health — centralised in one appliance inside your premises. Faces, clips and reports stay on site.
Camera count, retention and storage are specified per appliance configuration and confirmed during the assessment.
What turns a detection into an action
Installed and wired per site, and driven directly by the appliance when an event matches a rule. Horns and floodlights are used only where the facility permits them.
Speaker / Voice Warning
A local warning in the area that was breached — challenging the person where they are, not across the whole site.
Siren / Hooter
Audible escalation where the site permits it, linked to confirmed events rather than every movement.
Floodlight / Light
The area lights up as configured, deterring the person and giving the camera a usable image.
Mobile Alert
A notification to the security desk, owner or management with the frame that triggered it.
Evidence Clip
The video around the event, kept on the appliance for verification and follow-up.
Reports
Compliance, attendance, counting and operational records available from the console.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you supply every camera type on every project?
No. The point of the portfolio is selection: we pick the camera, lens, mounting position and power/network method that suits each location. Most sites use two or three types, not six.
Can I supply my own cameras?
Yes. We install customer-supplied cameras and integrate compatible existing ones. We will say plainly if a camera cannot deliver the coverage or the detection quality a location needs.
Is license-plate recognition available?
Vehicle and license-plate applications are handled per project, subject to camera compatibility, placement, lighting and scope. It is scoped during the assessment rather than assumed.
What resolution do you install?
It depends on the distance to the subject and what the camera needs to establish — presence, identification, or a plate. That calculation happens during the coverage design, and it is the reason two cameras on the same wall may be different models.