Auxe offers both CCTV and WiFi based security cameras. Commercial customers tend to choose CCTV systems due to their enhanced reliability as a result of being hardwired rather than WiFi-based. However, if you have a business with a small retail footprint that would require less than 4 cameras to cover your location, a WiFi based camera may be right for you. Each has its own benefits and drawbacks:

We have become official HikVision Gold Dealer Partners due to their wide array of quality, professional grade systems. With over 16,000 engineers on their R&D team, HikVision is one of the premier manufacturers of surveillance cameras in the world whose systems cater to all customer types: from value-oriented users to top-of-the-line systems for more sophisticated security needs.

Wi-Fi camera installations cost $79.50, including app setup and configuration. Should extra cabling be required, this is billed at $70/hour. CCTV installations vary primarily based on the time required to run each cable from the recorder to the camera. Below is an estimate based on prior installations of CCTV systems at residential homes.
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This depends on how much coverage you want and ultimately boils down to budget and personal preference. Oftentimes, having one device per main entryway is sufficient, however, every property is unique. For example, if your property has a garage with valuable assets inside, you may want to place a camera at your front door, a second at your back door, a third dedicated to the garage exterior, and a fourth monitoring the assets inside your garage. Let us provide you with a professional recommendation that fits your needs and budget. Click below to get a free quote and virtual consultation with an Auxe Representative today!

Yes, we can provide all materials required for your installation to make this process as simple as possible for you! If you already have your own cameras and cables, that is fine with us as well.

A CCTV system consists of 3 main parts: (1) the cameras, (2) the recorder, and (3) the cabling. The two main types of CCTV types are an NVR system (network video recorder) and DVR system (digital video recorder).

NVR systems are generally built on newer, more advanced technology and therefore offer higher image and video quality (among other benefits), so we tend to recommend these. If you want to learn more about the technical differences, we recommend you check out this blog.

Below is a diagram of how these different parts interconnect. Still unsure which system is best for you? Contact us and we’d be happy to help!