For shops and small businesses
Petrol pumps and service stations
Forecourt, cash counter and tank area, recorded around the clock.
An example scenario. This page describes a typical situation. It is not a customer story, and it does not promise a particular result.
The situation
A petrol pump has cameras on the forecourt, the nozzles, the cash counter and the tank area. Disputes about fuel, cash and vehicles are common, and the pump runs long hours.
Why keeping footage off-site matters here
- Disputes can be raised days after a transaction.
- Long operating hours put heavy wear on a DVR and its hard disk.
- A DVR on site is exposed to theft and tampering.
How CamBytes helps
- Footage is kept off-site for 15 or 30 days.
- Group cameras by island, counter and tank area.
- Alerts when a camera stops recording, so a gap is noticed the same day.
What you save
- No large surveillance hard disk to buy, and none to replace as it wears out.
- No risk of footage lost to a failed or corrupted disk at your premises.
- No recorder to repair, or a technician to call out.
- Cameras that can be reached over the internet can send footage straight to the cloud, with no disk or recorder on site at all.
A typical setup
8 to 24 cameras, usually the 30-day plan.
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