American wholesale supplier of security cameras and surveillance equipment.
“Camera counts depend on building layout and unit count, but most apartment communities cover every lobby, mailroom, stairwell, elevator, and parking entry, plus perimeter approaches. A typical mid-size property uses dozens of cameras, and our free design team maps exact placement to your floor plans.”
“Prioritize entrances, lobbies, mailrooms and package rooms, elevators, stairwells, parking areas, and pool or amenity spaces. These are the highest-traffic and highest-liability zones, and covering them protects residents and reduces disputes.”
“No. Arcdyn systems are owned outright, so there are no monthly monitoring or cloud contracts. Footage records locally to an NVR, and you keep full control of your equipment and storage.”
“Yes. Property managers and portfolio operators can buy direct at dealer pricing with no minimums through our dealer program, and our US-based team provides free system design and lifetime support.”
“A typical branch uses roughly 16 to 32 cameras to cover every teller station, all entrances and exits, the ATM lobby, drive-up lanes, the vault and safe-deposit area, and parking. The exact count depends on branch size and the number of teller windows and ATMs.”
“Place dedicated cameras at each teller window for face-level capture, at every entrance and exit, on all ATMs and drive-ups, and inside the vault and safe-deposit room. Add lobby cameras positioned for a full-face frontal view of everyone entering.”
“Arcdyn's Uniview line is NDAA Section 889-compliant and suitable for banks and facilities with federal compliance requirements. Arcdyn's design team can spec an all-Uniview compliant system.”
“Banks generally use high-resolution cameras (4MP to 4K) for identity-grade images at teller lines and entrances. Retention varies by institutional policy and regulator, with many banks retaining 90 days or more, and Arcdyn sizes NVR storage to your target.”
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