Practical guidance
What this means for your property
Place cameras where they can answer a defined security question, such as who entered a doorway or which route a vehicle used. Typical priorities include entrances, parkade access points, pedestrian doors, loading areas and storage or bicycle-room approaches. A broad overview and an identification view may require different positions.
Camera height, angle, distance, lighting and obstructions affect whether the recorded image will be useful when an incident occurs. Privacy should also be considered when framing the view. WeTech plans coverage around the property’s approved purposes, as documented in the Newton Park strata installation, and checks recording and playback rather than treating a live picture alone as proof of a successful placement.
What to confirm before proceeding
Start at relevant access points
Identify entrances and routes connected to the incidents or operational concerns the property wants to address.
Check the recorded detail
Review faces, movement or other required detail in playback under the lighting conditions that matter.
Control the field of view
Keep the view focused on the approved area and review unnecessary coverage of adjacent private spaces.