How to install the supermarket monitoring system and what materials are used

The monitoring system is almost the same, all needed.

Video recording equipment: video recorder, hard disk.

Display device: Monitor or monitor.

First of all, confirm where you need to install cameras in your supermarket, count an approximate number, and then find a local company that does monitoring and installation, and let him make a list for you and quote a price. If there is a floor plan, it will be more accurate. If you feel interested in the first time, you can ask them to come to the site for investigation, and then **.

In the end, I will find a few more to compare.

Hope it helps.

Areas to be installed:

Typical monitoring targets for cameras:

Supermarket entrance: Monitor the entrance to prevent customers from leaving with their products.

Supermarket Exit: Monitor the export situation. Prevent customers from leaving the product without payment.

Cashier: Supervise whether the cashier is conscientious and conscientious in handling the commodity settlement business.

Open shelves: Supervise customers' purchases in front of open shelves to prevent individual customers from stealing goods.

Warehouse: Supervise the work of warehouse management and commodity delivery personnel to prevent individual staff from taking advantage of their work to "take care of the sheep".

Customer Channel: Supervise the flow of customers and employees to ensure that the flow of personnel is orderly and have a comprehensive grasp of the overall situation.

Employee Access: Monitor employees entering and exiting the workplace for violations of prohibited carry-on items to prevent theft.

Materials to be installed:

Video recording equipment: video recorder, hard disk.

Display device: Monitor or monitor.

The 70-square-meter small supermarket should not need to be monitored, just ask a salesperson, and the monitoring is not to be seen.

Now they are all embedded, the kind of instability with the computer host, our school just updated a few days ago, the effect is not bad, if necessary, I can help you ask**.

Well, I said that the computer configuration can't be bottom, and the hard disk must be designated to use a big point, so it's a lot of money, and it's better to be uneasy.

It seems that it only costs more than 300 yuan, and people install it at home, and I don't know how much it costs for 7-8 cameras, anyway, it's not expensive now. There are many small companies that install this kind of monitoring, and the general computer equipment seller also knows about it.

First of all, you need a camera to recommend a panoramic dome + several infrared hemispheres, the panoramic dome can be remotely controlled to rotate, adjust the focal length, you can observe a specific area according to your needs at the time, the infrared dome occupies a small space, and you can also shoot pictures at night without turning on the lights.

Secondly, you need a DVR, which functions as a camera that aggregates and records the footage captured by the camera.

Then you'll also need a computer or a monitor to view the footage and video. Because the footage still needs to be watched by a human in the end, without a monitor, your surveillance system can't be integrated with the human eye.

Secondly, you also need to buy a certain number of coaxial cables, two-core power cables, distribution boxes, air open, and network cables.

Finally, you'll need a construction team to help you install the equipment.

Of course, the above configuration number depends on the size of your supermarket to adjust, as for the brand, I don't recommend it, so as not to be suspected of advertising. If you need my recommendation, you can ask.

A DVR is a cable camera (preferably infrared).

If you do monitoring, first set the position, and then confirm the clarity of the camera, after it is OK, you can arrange personnel to install, first of all, prepare something:

Eight cameras.

Eight sets of power supplies and brackets.

Prepare about 20 BNC connectors.

An 8-channel DVR DVR.

A hard disk (500G can record for half a month, 1T can record for a month, and so on), a monitor or TV can also be used.

Finally, there are some accessories (adhesive tape, cable ties, screws, rubber stoppers, etc.) and tools (scissors, screwdrivers, percussion drills, etc.).

That's basically the above stuff, welcome to ask.

Depending on what you want to pretend, if you want to control the cost, 8-channel DVR, 2 2T hard disks, 8 infrared cameras, 8 camera power supplies and 8 brackets, an LCD TV, and some auxiliary materials, if there is a conch-shaped camera, you can omit the bracket.

Install seven or eight monitoring points without recording, the things you need are: 300 sets of surveillance cameras and fixed brackets, 15 camera power supplies, transmission of ** wire and power cord meters, connectors and threading PVC pipes, a TV or monitor, an 8-way screen splitter 300 sets.

The installation is very simple, fix the camera bracket, then fix the camera, wire from the camera position to the cash register or somewhere, weld the connectors at both ends of the transmission cable and connect it to the camera and the picture splitter, there will be a video or VGA output interface on the splitter, and you can connect it to a TV or computer.

The function of the splitter is to process the 8 monitoring screens into a picture composed of 9 small picture frames, and the segmentation method usually has a single screen, 4 screens, and 9 screens. This means that you can have a single screen full screen, 4 or 9.

The two brothers upstairs said very well, one said the location, the other said the equipment, but the supermarket surveillance I think should be videotaped, or use a video recorder.

The supermarket monitoring is installed above the aisle, which can observe the situation of the country from multiple angles.