High-definition video over traditional CCTV infrastructure began entering real commercial installations.
Security solutions designed around how your property actually operates — without turning every project into an unnecessarily expensive system.
Our security experience reaches back to the early days of high-definition CCTV in America. Today we continue that same practical approach: understand the property, understand the risk, and install a system that makes sense for the business.
Our installers trace their high-definition CCTV experience back to the first wave of HDcctv systems being deployed in the United States around 2010.
It was a period when the security industry was making a major transition from conventional standard-definition surveillance toward true high-definition video.
The technology has changed enormously since then. The principle behind a good installation has not: use the right equipment for the application and make the system practical for the customer to use.
High-definition video over traditional CCTV infrastructure began entering real commercial installations.
Our installers were working with HDcctv technology during this early period of adoption.
Today's systems combine IP cameras, networks, recording, mobile access, gates and controlled building entry.
Good security should solve the customer's problem without forcing the business into technology it does not need.
SG Digital was an early participant in the transition to high-definition CCTV and joined the HDcctv Alliance during the technology's formative period.
The Alliance was created to establish and promote technical standards so compatible HDcctv equipment from different manufacturers could interoperate.
That history matters because our approach has always been based on more than selling a camera. We look at how the complete security system works together.
A small equipment yard does not need the same security design as a national retail chain. A church does not operate like a trucking company. A rental property does not have the same access requirements as a warehouse.
We build around the customer's actual operation, property layout, risks and budget.
Entrances, equipment, vehicles, products, buildings, parking or perimeter areas.
Employees, customers, vendors, residents, delivery drivers or management.
General activity, transactions, entrances or specific high-value areas.
Owners and authorized managers should have useful access without making the system difficult.
Existing cameras, cabling, networking and gates may be useful parts of the new design.
Spend where it improves protection. Do not add complexity merely to make the system larger.
Access control can be installed as a separate system or coordinated with the video-surveillance system we install.
The right configuration depends on what the customer needs to protect and how employees, visitors, vehicles and products move through the property.
Controlled gate entry for commercial yards, managed properties and restricted vehicle areas.
Gate Cameras • Keypads • Entry Control • MonitoringControl access to appropriate offices, shops, storage spaces and secured areas.
Controlled Entry • Credentials • Compatible LoggingRestrict entry to inventory, equipment, storage and other areas where access matters.
Restricted Areas • Video Verification • RecordsWhere appropriate, video and entry systems can be coordinated so security tells a more complete story.
Entry Events • Video Coverage • Remote ManagementCommercial security projects sometimes grow beyond one building, one city or one installer.
Our industry relationships include working with commercial security professionals associated with GNISEC — Gemco National Industrial Security — whose services include CCTV, access control, networking, alarms and commercial security support.
That broader capability complements the personal relationship we maintain with the customer locally.
We can discuss the building, yard, entrances, gates, equipment, products and people first, then determine what combination of cameras, recording and access control makes sense.
Existing systems can also be reviewed for upgrades, additions and practical improvements.