Cameras that keep the footage and lose the NVR.
Verkada cameras record to the device and index to the cloud, so there is nothing in a cupboard to fill up, fail or get stolen — and finding a clip is a search rather than an appointment.
Hybrid cloud, in plain English
The recording happens on the camera. The searching happens in a browser. That single design decision is what removes the recorder, the port forwarding and most of the reasons CCTV goes unused.
The full range
Dome, bullet, fisheye, multisensor and mini — specified to the sight line rather than to whatever is in the van.
- Indoor and outdoor
- Up to 4K where it earns it
- Low-light and high-contrast scenes
- Vandal-resistant where needed
Nothing on site to manage
No NVR, no DVR, no server, no VPN and no port forwarding. Firmware updates arrive on their own.
- Onboard solid-state storage
- Encrypted cloud index
- Automatic firmware
- Survives a broadband outage
Search, not scrubbing
Analytics run on the camera: filter by person, vehicle, colour or direction and get to the moment in seconds.
- People and vehicle filters
- Licence plate recognition
- Motion and line-crossing alerts
- Share a clip by link
How an install runs
The same discipline as a network project, because that is what it is.
Site survey
Every position walked: sight line, lighting at the worst time of day, cable route, containment and power. Recorded and drawn.
Design
A camera schedule with positions, models, fields of view and licence term, and a fixed price against it.
Install and commission
Our own engineers. Containment, cabling, power and certification included, then every camera aimed and focused properly.
Handover
Users created, roles set, your team trained on the console, and a named engineer who knows the site.
Which camera goes where
Every type below is specified at survey against the sight line it has to cover — never from a floor plan, and never because it is what was in the van.
Dome cameras
The workhorse of almost every estate. Vandal-resistant housings, indoor and outdoor variants, resolutions up to 4K, and a profile that reads as professional rather than hostile. Where we say “a camera” with no further qualification, we usually mean a dome.
Where they earn their keep: entrances and receptions, corridors, office floors, tills and counters — anywhere people pass close to the camera.
The range: CD22 · CD32 · CD43 · CD53 · CD63 — each with an -E outdoor variant
Bullet cameras
Long-range optics in a housing that is deliberately visible — a bullet on a wall is a deterrent before it is a recorder. Verkada’s bullets carry the licence plate recognition, so the car park entrance reads plates rather than just filming them.
Where they earn their keep: car parks and ANPR, perimeters, yards, loading bays, approaches at distance.
The range: CB52-E · CB62-E · CB53-E · CB63-E — -TE telephoto variants for distance
Fisheye cameras
One point on the ceiling, 180 degrees of floor. Command de-warps the image, so the operator scrubs through a normal-looking room rather than a porthole — and one fisheye frequently replaces three fixed cameras and their three cable runs.
Where they earn their keep: open-plan floors, warehouses, sports halls, anywhere wide and low-obstruction.
The range: CF83-E
Multisensor cameras
Four independently aimable heads in one housing, on one cable and one licence. A building corner covered in every direction from a single drop — which is a cabling saving as much as a camera choice.
Where they earn their keep: building corners, intersections, loading areas — anywhere three or four fixed cameras were about to be quoted.
The range: CH52-E · CH53-E · CH63-E · CY53-E · CY63-E
PTZ cameras
Pan, tilt and up to 30× zoom, driven by an operator or on automatic patrol. The right answer on large open sites with live monitoring — and the wrong one where nobody will ever drive it, which we will say at survey.
Where they earn their keep: stadia, estates, yards and monitored sites where an operator follows what the fixed cameras flag.
The range: CP52-E · CP63-E
Mini cameras
Small enough for lifts, discreet enough for front-of-house, and still a full citizen of the platform. The split-body CM42-S puts only a lens the size of a coin in the room and hides the body above the ceiling.
Where they earn their keep: hotels, restaurants, retail, lifts and tight spaces where a visible dome would set the wrong tone.
The range: CM22 · CM42 · CM41-E · CM42-S split-body
Cameras for sites without sites
Compounds, car parks, farms, events and construction phases don't wait for a fibre circuit. Verkada's remote line runs on batteries, solar and 4G — and lands in the same Command console as everything else.
CR63-E remote camera
Battery-powered and cellular — a camera where there is no cable and never will be. Fixed to a fence, a pole or a wall in minutes.
Solar surveillance masts
A towable mast carrying PTZ, dome and bullet cameras with a strobe on top, running on solar and battery — site security that arrives on a trailer.
Built like it costs what it costs
The hardware is the visible tenth of the system. The other nine tenths is the console it reports to.
What goes on the wall
Installed and commissioned by our own engineers, with the containment, cabling and power included.
What makes this different
Aimed by a person, not a fitter
A camera at the wrong height with the sun behind it is a decoration. We commission the view, not just the bracket.
The electrical work is included
Containment, fused spurs and certification by our own accredited engineers rather than a line on the quote saying “by others”.
Storage sized honestly
Retention is a specification, not a hope. We size the onboard storage for the retention you actually need and say what it will cost.
We can take over what is there
If somebody else installed it and walked away, we will survey it and tell you plainly what is worth keeping.
Common questions
Do I need an NVR or a server?
What happens if the internet goes down?
How long is footage kept?
Can we keep our existing cameras?
Is it GDPR-compliant?
The rest of the stack
Every service below is delivered by the same team, under one point of responsibility.
Access Control
Doors, credentials and permissions
Find out moreVideo Intercom
See and speak to visitors from anywhere
Find out moreAlarms
Intrusion detection tied to the cameras
Find out moreEnvironmental Sensors
Vape, air quality, noise and occupancy
Find out moreCommand
The platform all of it runs on
Find out moreWi-Fi & cabling
Surveyed Wi-Fi, structured cabling and multi-site rollouts are handled by our sister company, SEG WiFi — same engineers, same group.
Visit SEG WiFiReady to see it on your own building?
Book a no-obligation site survey. We'll walk it, tell you what the system actually needs, and put a fixed price against a documented design.
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Send us a few details and one of our engineers — not a call centre — will come back to you within one working day.