Business Security Camera Systems

Wired Lorex systems provide dependable, always-on coverage with continuous recording to a security-grade hard drive, helping ensure important business activity is captured for review.

A dedicated recorder brings your cameras, footage, storage, and settings together in one place, making it easier to manage coverage across entrances, customer areas, storage rooms, parking lots, and operational spaces.

Recordings are stored locally on the recorder, helping businesses maintain control over their footage without required monthly cloud storage fees.

Choose a system size that fits your business today, with room to add compatible cameras or upgrade storage as your coverage needs grow.

Lorex apps let you view live cameras, receive alerts, and review recordings from anywhere, helping owners and managers stay connected while off-site.

Clear, detailed video helps capture important visual details for identification, evidence, incident review, and operational awareness.

Color Night Vision, infrared night vision, and advanced imaging features help improve visibility after dark or in challenging lighting conditions, whether you’re monitoring exterior areas or dark interior spaces after hours.

Identify important activity, reduce unnecessary alerts, and uncover useful business insights with features like people counting, heat maps, and smart search.

Visible cameras and active deterrence features help reinforce security presence around entrances, parking areas, loading zones, and restricted spaces while giving teams a way to respond when needed.

Weatherproof designs, durable camera housings, and vandal-resistant construction help protect cameras in exposed outdoor areas, public-facing spaces, and demanding commercial environments.

Monitor customer, employee, vendor, and visitor access points where daily movement is most likely to happen.

Cover sales floors, lobbies, waiting areas, dining spaces, and service counters to support safety, visibility, and incident review.

Protect stock rooms, warehouses, supply areas, equipment rooms, and other spaces where valuable assets are stored.

Monitor checkout counters, service desks, reception areas, and payment points where customer transactions and staff interactions take place.

Monitor vehicle, pedestrian, and perimeter activity to help maintain safer exterior spaces for employees, customers, and visitors.

Monitor deliveries, shipments, equipment movement, and high-traffic work zones to support safety, operations, incident review, and documentation for claims or disputes.

Before choosing a system, consider how your business operates, where activity is highest, and which areas need consistent visibility for security, safety, and incident review.

• Map coverage around customer areas, employee-only spaces, inventory zones, exterior areas, and operational workflows.
  
  
• Choose a recorder with enough channels for current coverage needs and future expansion.
  
  
• Plan storage based on camera count, resolution, recording mode, and how long footage may need to be retained.
  
  
• Consider higher-risk areas such as payment zones, stock rooms, loading docks, parking lots, and restricted spaces.
  
  
• Account for business hours, after-hours monitoring, lighting conditions, and areas with limited staff visibility.

A business installation should help cameras capture useful footage while keeping equipment protected, professional-looking, and positioned for real-world activity.

• Mount cameras to capture faces, vehicles, transactions, inventory movement, and activity at key decision points.
  
  
• Use overlapping views in high-risk zones to reduce blind spots and support incident review.
  
  
• Position cameras to avoid glare from storefront windows, bright exterior lighting, reflective surfaces, or strong backlighting.
  
  
• Use junction boxes, conduit, and protected cable paths in public-facing, outdoor, or high-traffic areas.
  
  
• Choose vandal-resistant or IK10-rated cameras for within-reach locations, entrances, parking areas, and exposed spaces.
  
  
• Place the recorder in a secure, ventilated location with controlled access.

Upgrade recorder storage to extend video retention and support business needs like incident review, liability support, and operational oversight. Select professional security recorders also include dual hard drive bays for expanded storage or hard drive mirroring.

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Choose the right cabling for your business system, including Cat6 Ethernet cables for IP cameras and BNC video/power cables for analog cameras. For larger or custom installations, bulk Cat6 cabling helps support tailored cable runs, while IP camera connector glands help protect Ethernet connections from dust, moisture, and outdoor exposure.

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Expand IP camera coverage across larger business properties with PoE switches and extenders that help support longer cable runs, cleaner network layouts, and camera connections in locations farther from the recorder. PoE switches can also help businesses use available channels on higher-capacity NVRs, such as 32-channel recorders with fewer built-in PoE ports than total supported channels.

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Upgrade select analog camera installations without replacing existing coaxial cable. Coax-to-Ethernet adapters help convert compatible coax runs for use with IP cameras, allowing businesses to modernize older systems while reducing installation time, disruption, and new cable work.

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Protect camera connections, conceal wiring, and position cameras more securely on walls, ceilings, poles, corners, and other surfaces for a cleaner, more professional installation.

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ShopAdd a visible security presence around your business with a solar-powered LED yard sign that helps alert visitors that the property is protected by Lorex security.

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