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Find out which area is most important, example entry/exit, point of sale, cash drawers etc.
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Now plan which area requires audio recording, example point of sale, customer interactions etc.
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Now finalize your budget for the type of camera you want to go for i.e. Analog HD or IP & the resolution.
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The more the number of camera’s covering a small area the more clarity you will get.
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You can consider 10–15 ft area for one camera for overview.
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Always have camera’s both viewing entry & exit, so that you will have a close view to identify any person.
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Now choose the Hard disk capacity to at least 1 month, so that you can find out any theft during that period.
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If your recording are critical, you can have a backup recorder installed at some nearby shop.
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You can also install a DVR Safe, so that DVR is always safe while a theft is happening.
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Try to give a UPS or inverter supply to CCTV, so that no recording is missed.
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A video calling camera can also be installed separately for live video call, if someone enters your shop.
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