Bullet
01Long body, fixed view. It covers long distances in one direction, and its presence is noticed — which is part of the job.
Where it goes
Gates, façades, corridors and parking lots.
Security camera installation in El Progreso, Honduras Security cameras that hold up the day you need the footage.
A business without cameras depends on everyone’s good faith: the customer, the employee and whoever walks by. With cameras placed properly you watch your place live from your phone and, if something happens, you have the footage.
A site survey, a written proposal with brand and model, installation with properly routed cabling, and handover with training. In El Progreso and the Sula valley.
Live
From your phone
In writing
Quote before installing
Complete
Wiring, recorder and setup
El Progreso
Yoro, Honduras
Our own work
Homes, shops, warehouses and ranches
A bullet camera on the gate post, a junction box sealed against rain and protected cable all the way to the cabinet. Each place calls for a different camera: dome indoors, bullet toward the street, PTZ on open ground.
Up and running
Watch it on the TV, on your phone and from abroad
The recorder stays connected to the TV and the internet. We set up the app on the phones you choose, including family abroad, and the alerts that tell you when someone approaches.
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On the TV at home
The recorder connects to the TV: every camera on one screen, live or searching the recording of an exact hour.
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From abroad
The app on your phone shows your home or business live from the US or wherever you are. We give access to the family members you choose.
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Instant alert
If someone approaches the gate at night, the alert with a photo reaches your phone. It is tuned for people, not every dog or passing car.
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Floodlight and siren
Floodlight cameras turn on the light and sound the siren when they detect someone: they stop just recording and scare them off.
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Measured before quoting
We walk the property and mark the blind spots. The number of cameras comes from the survey, not from a package quoted over the phone.
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Footage that identifies
Resolution, lens and height chosen to recognize a face or a plate — not just to see that someone walked by.
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Installation that lasts
Cable in conduit, boxes sealed against rain and crimped connectors. What fails first is never the camera: it is the cable.
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The system stays yours
Users, passwords and recorder access in your hands, with the app set up on the phones you choose.
How we work
Four steps, and the price before the drill
No installation starts with a quote over the phone. It starts with someone standing at your gate, seeing where people come in.
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Site visit and survey
We walk the property, check the perimeter and mark the blind spots. The result is a simple plan: how many cameras, which type, and where each one goes. Free and with no commitment.
2
Written proposal
Equipment with brand and model, meters of cable, accessories and labor, with the total. What you sign is what you pay. Nothing starts until you approve it.
3
Installation
Cabling in conduit, sealed junction boxes, recorder and switch mounted in their cabinet, everything labeled. We leave the place clean.
4
Handover and training
We test camera by camera with you present, set up the app on the phones you choose, and teach you to find a date and export a clip. You keep the system password. It is yours.
Technical catalog
Each camera solves a different problem
The wrong camera in the wrong place explains nearly every case of "I have cameras, but nobody is recognizable". This is what we install and what each type is for.
Dome
02A half sphere flush with the ceiling. From below you cannot tell where it points, and the housing resists impact.
Where it goes
Register, counter, dining room, storage and indoor aisles.
Motorized PTZ
03Pans, tilts and zooms by control or on a programmed tour. One covers an area that would need three fixed cameras.
Where it goes
Yards, lots, plots and wide perimeters.
IP with audio
04Runs over the network, with higher resolution to identify a face or a plate, and includes mic and speaker.
Where it goes
Home, office, small business and service counters.
Panoramic 180° / 360°
05One lens opens the whole room. It reduces the number of cameras, cables and drill holes.
Where it goes
Halls, open warehouses and receptions.
With floodlight and siren
06Detects a person, turns on the light and sounds an alarm. It stops documenting the event and starts interrupting it.
Where it goes
Back entrances, roofs and night blind spots.
Comparison, limitations included
| Type | Best for | Usable range | What it does not do |
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| Bullet | Outdoors and long distances | 20 to 50 m at night | It does not move: whatever falls outside the frame is not seen. |
| Dome | Indoors and low ceilings | 10 to 25 m | Less reach. Outdoors the dome gets dirty and needs cleaning. |
| PTZ | Wide areas with active monitoring | 50 to 150 m with zoom | While it looks one way, the other side is not recorded. Pair it with fixed cameras. |
| IP with audio | Identifying people up close | 8 to 20 m | Uses more network and storage. Recording third-party audio has legal limits. |
| Panoramic | Covering an entire room | 6 to 15 m usable | It loses detail at a distance: good for what happened, not for who did it. |
| With floodlight | Deterrence at night | 10 to 30 m | Badly tuned it triggers on animals and rain. It gets adjusted on site. |
Ranges are indicative: they depend on the lens, the available light and the mounting height. We measure it at your place during the visit.
The complete installation
The cameras are the visible half of the system
The other half decides whether the footage holds up as evidence: the recorder, the drive, the power and the cable. It is where a cheap budget cuts corners, and the first thing to fail.
Cameras
Bullet · gate
Dome · register
PTZ · yard
UTP / coaxial cable
Cabinet
PoE switch DVR / NVR recorder Surveillance drive UPS backup
Output
Local internet
Your phone Live and recordings
DVR or NVR recorder
The core of the system: it stores, manages access and publishes video to your phone. DVR for coaxial wiring, NVR for IP cameras over the network.
Surveillance drive
Built to write 24 hours a day, unlike a regular computer drive. Its capacity defines how many days you can review.
PoE switch
Delivers data and power over the same network cable: a camera on the gate post needs no outlet of its own.
Cabinet or rack
Recorder, switch and connections mounted, labeled and locked. A fault is located in minutes and nobody unplugs anything by mistake.
Power backup
A UPS keeps recorder and network online during a blackout. Without it, the outage is exactly the interval nobody records.
Cabling and conduit
Certified cable, protected in conduit, with crimped connectors and a continuity test. It decides whether the system survives the rainy season.
Sizing
Systems of 4, 8 or 16 cameras
A reference to place your own case before calling us. The final count comes from the survey, and the price goes in writing.
4 cameras
Home or small shop
Gate and façade
Main entrance
Register or living room
Yard or back access
8 cameras
Business with storage
Everything in the 4-camera system
Storage and loading door
Sales aisles
Staff area
16 cameras
Large premises or several floors
Coverage per floor
Full parking lot
Several registers
Perimeter with PTZ
Included All of them include recorder with drive, switch, cabling, setup, the app on your phone and handover training.
How we quote
Four rules that do not change
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The visit is free
We come, measure and hand you the proposal. If you decide not to go ahead, you owe nothing.
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If it can be repaired, we repair it
Already have cameras? We check which equipment and wiring still work, and quote only what is missing.
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Brand and model stated
The proposal states exactly which equipment is installed. No nameless "HD cameras".
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The system is yours
Users, passwords and recorder access stay with you. You do not depend on us to get in.
What's included
Site review and a recommendation of how many cameras and where
Bullet, dome, PTZ or panoramic cameras depending on the spot
Night vision, and color at night where there is light
DVR or NVR recorder with a surveillance drive
PoE switch: power and data over the same cable
Rack or cabinet with everything tidy and labeled
Power backup (UPS) so a blackout does not stop the system
Cabling in conduit, with crimped connectors
App set up on your phone and on whoever you choose
We teach you to watch live, find a date and export a clip
Service area
We operate from El Progreso, Yoro, and cover the Sula valley. If you are outside this list, write to us: we will tell you straight whether we can get there and on what terms.
El ProgresoSan Pedro SulaLa LimaVillanuevaSanta RitaMorazánTelaYoro
We check the place, recommend how many cameras and where, and give you the price in writing before installing.
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Frequently asked questions
What we get asked most before installing. If yours is missing, write to us and we will answer.
01 Can I watch the cameras from my phone?
Yes. We leave the app set up and show you how to watch live and review recordings.
02 How many cameras do I need?
It depends on the place. We recommend just enough to cover entrances, the register and key areas, without overselling.
03 How much does it cost?
It depends on the number of cameras, the type and the wiring. We give you a written quote before installing.
04 Do they record at night?
Yes. We install cameras with night vision so the video is useful at any hour. Where there is light we can install cameras that record in color at night, which is when someone is actually recognizable.
05 Bullet or dome: which one suits me?
The bullet is long, visible from afar and covers long paths: gate, façade, parking. The dome is the half sphere on the ceiling, discreet and more impact-resistant: register, dining room, storage. Almost every install uses both.
06 What is the difference between a DVR and an NVR?
A DVR works with cameras over coaxial cable and is usually cheaper; an NVR works with IP cameras over network cable, gives more resolution and allows PoE (power and data on one cable). If you already have coaxial wiring, it is often worth reusing it.
07 How many days of recording does it keep?
It depends on the drive, the number of cameras and the quality. Typically 7 to 30 days; when it fills up, the recorder overwrites the oldest footage. We tell you how many days your setup gives before installing.
08 Do they work if the power or internet goes out?
Without internet they keep recording to the drive: what you lose is phone access until it is back. Without power they shut down, unless there is a UPS backup — which is why we recommend it, since a blackout is exactly when nobody is watching.
09 Can you expand or fix the system I already have?
Yes. We check what is installed, tell you which cameras and wiring can be reused, and quote only what is missing. We will not sell you a new system if yours can be repaired.
10 How long does the installation take?
A 4-camera system is up and running in a day. From 8 up it depends on the cabling and the building; we give you the date together with the quote.
11 Do you install outside El Progreso?
Yes: San Pedro Sula, La Lima, Villanueva, Santa Rita, Morazán, Tela and the rest of the valley. If you are farther away, write and we will tell you straight if we can get there.
Shall we talk about your project?
Free diagnosis and a fixed written price in under 24 hours.