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Security camera systems that put the right view—and the right information—in your hands.
On-Site Security designs, installs, integrates and supports video surveillance systems across New Jersey. From cameras and recording to video analytics and remote viewing, we bring the right technology together for your property.

Explore a cloud-managed video workflow for teams that need access across locations. Plan camera compatibility, connectivity, permissions and retention around your operation.

Plan recording and video management around your facility. Bring camera views and recorded review into a workflow built for the people responsible for your security.
Start with how your team works. We help evaluate cloud and on-site video management, camera coverage, recording, analytics and remote access.
We work with Avigilon and other security technology manufacturers, selecting equipment and software around your needs, existing systems and budget.
Features, analytics and remote access depend on the selected equipment, software, licensing and network configuration.

Discuss LPR for gates, parking areas and drive lanes. Useful plate capture starts with the lane, viewing angle, vehicle speed, lighting and software—not simply adding another camera.
Identify relevant activity and find footage using the tools available with your selected system. We help plan camera coverage, analytics and search requirements around the events that matter to you.
Bring authorized users the views they need, whether they manage one property or multiple locations. We configure access around your platform, connectivity and user permissions.
Connect compatible video and security systems, review existing equipment and plan upgrades. On-Site Security supports the installation as your needs change.
Entrances, parking areas, delivery points and interior spaces each present different viewing conditions. Camera placement, lighting, recording and network capacity should work together so the system supports the way your property operates.
Plan the coverage
Identify important views and potential blind spots. Distinguish between seeing activity and capturing the detail needed to review an event.
Plan the recording
Match storage and retention requirements to camera count, resolution, recording settings and how footage will be used.
Plan the access
Define who needs to view cameras or export footage. Discuss local and remote access options alongside your network and account requirements.
01 / RETROFIT & UPGRADE
Review existing cameras, recording equipment and wiring. Determine what can be retained and where an upgrade would improve coverage or usability.
02 / NEW CONSTRUCTION
Plan camera locations, cable pathways, network connections and equipment space alongside the rest of the project.
03 / BID & EXPANSION
Discuss plans, specifications, additional coverage and project requirements so the proposed system matches the work being requested.
Our services cover video surveillance, access control, intercoms and intrusion detection, from system design and installation to integration, upgrades and ongoing support. We plan how compatible cameras, entry systems and security events can work together, supported by the right cabling and network infrastructure.
Before your consultation
Start with a review of the current equipment, wiring and recording setup. Compatibility and condition determine what can be reused and what needs to be replaced.
The answer depends on the property layout and the views you need. A site review helps determine camera locations, viewing angles and the level of detail required.
Retention should reflect your operating needs and any applicable requirements. Available storage, camera settings and recording schedules affect how much footage a system can retain.
Remote viewing depends on the selected platform, network configuration and user permissions. Include those requirements in the consultation so they can be evaluated with the proposed system.
Bring a floor plan if available, a list of areas of concern, details of existing equipment and any project specifications. For new construction or bid work, include the current drawings and schedule.
Planning a new system, replacing aging equipment or adding coverage? Discuss your New Jersey project with On-Site Security.