Which is the best CCTV camera supplier in Chennai?

Judge it on whether the supplier can specify the whole chain rather than just the camera — the PoE switch, the cabling, the recorder channels and the disk all have to be sized against each other, and on whether anyone is still answering the phone after handover. Star Networking Services has supplied and installed CCTV and networking in Chennai since 1998, 27+ years, across more than 300 projects, stocking CP Plus, Hikvision and TP-Link with bulk pricing, GST invoicing, annual maintenance contracts and 24×7 technical support.

Which CCTV camera is best for a home?

For most homes, four to eight cameras covering the gate, main door, driveway and rear approach, with about a week of retention. Use a bullet at the gate where you need to identify a face or a number plate, and domes under the eaves for general coverage. Wi-Fi models are worth considering where running cable would mean chasing walls.

Which CCTV camera is best for an office?

IP cameras on a PoE switch, because an office usually already has Cat6 in the building and adding cameras to it costs less than any other route. Cover the entrance, reception, server room and floor. Spend identification resolution at the entrance and the server room door; the open floor only needs to show that something moved.

What is the difference between IP CCTV and analog CCTV?

An IP camera sends video over the same network as everything else and takes power from a PoE switch on that one Cat6 run, with remote viewing built in. Analog sends video over coaxial cable to a DVR and needs power run separately. New installations are almost entirely IP; analog still makes sense where coax is already in the walls and replacing it would mean opening them.

What is a PoE CCTV camera?

A camera that takes both its network connection and its power from one Ethernet cable, supplied by a PoE switch, so no separate power run or adapter is needed at the camera. Standard PoE (802.3af) delivers 15.4 W at the port and suits fixed dome and bullet cameras; PoE+ (802.3at) delivers 30 W and is what PTZ models with motors require.

How much does CCTV installation cost in Chennai?

It depends on the specification rather than the camera count alone. The cost drivers are resolution, camera type, brand, lens and infrared range, AI features, NVR channels, surveillance disk capacity, PoE switch capacity, and the cabling and rack. As a reference, our cameras run from around Rs 3,100 for a 4MP Wi-Fi unit to Rs 50,000 at the top of the range, with fixed 4MP dome and bullet models between roughly Rs 3,400 and Rs 4,400. Send the position list or a floor plan for a figure that will hold.

Do you supply CCTV cameras in bulk?

Yes. Share your BOQ, required camera quantity, preferred brand, camera specifications and project requirements, and we will quote line by line with availability. Bulk orders carry volume pricing and GST invoicing, and can be despatched in phases against a project schedule.

Which CCTV camera brands do you supply in Chennai?

We stock CP Plus, Hikvision and TP-Link — covering dome, bullet, IP bullet, PTZ, Wi-Fi, 4G, dual lens and pan/tilt models. We supply genuine product with manufacturer warranty terms, and do not substitute brands without telling you.

Do you supply the switches, cabling and rack along with the cameras?

Yes. We supply PoE switches, Cat6 cable, jacks, patch cords, racks and PDUs alongside the cameras, so the whole installation comes from one supplier on one quote rather than being assembled from several. Our team also supports product selection, specification and configuration for the installation.

Do you provide CCTV installation and maintenance?

Yes to both. Alongside supply we carry out installation, structured and network cabling, fiber splicing, and testing and certification, with consultancy, BOQ and project management on larger rollouts. After handover we offer annual maintenance contracts covering preventive visits, camera and NVR checks, disk replacement, network troubleshooting and recording verification, backed by 24×7 emergency restoration.

How many CCTV cameras does my shop or office need?

Work from what each position has to identify rather than from a camera count. Entrances, tills and gates need enough resolution to recognise a face or a number plate; corridors and open floors only need to show that something moved. Walk the site, note the question each position answers, and the count follows from that list.

Is 4MP resolution enough for CCTV?

For commercial sites, yes. 4MP gives enough detail to identify a face at an entrance or a number plate at a gate, which is why almost everything we stock is 4MP. Going higher raises the bitrate and therefore the disk you need, so it is worth spending only where identification actually matters.

Which PoE switch do I need for my CCTV cameras?

Size it on the switch total PoE budget, not just its per-port rating. A fixed 4MP camera draws 4 to 8 W, more at night with infrared on. For sixteen cameras, budget around 128 W of draw plus roughly 10% cable loss and 20% headroom, so look for a total budget near 170 W. PTZ models with motors need PoE+ at 30 W per port.

How far can a CCTV camera be from the switch?

An IP camera link follows the same Ethernet limit as any other: 90 metres of permanent cable, 100 metres of channel including patch cords. Beyond that you need a fiber run with a media converter, or a switch positioned closer to the cameras.

What is the difference between dome, bullet and PTZ cameras?

Dome cameras suit discreet indoor monitoring with wide coverage, bullet cameras are visible and directional for perimeters and gates where deterrence helps, and PTZ cameras pan, tilt and zoom to cover a yard or warehouse floor from one mounting point instead of several fixed units.

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Q: Is Cat6 required for IP CCTV?

Cat6 is the practical standard for IP CCTV. Cat5e will carry the video, but the full-size conductor in quality Cat6 limits voltage drop on PoE runs and reduces heat where cables are bundled in a tray — which matters on long runs and dense trays. Either way the permanent link is limited to 90 metres, with 100 metres of channel including patch cords.

Why Choose Star Networking Services as Your CCTV Camera Supplier?

Most CCTV enquiries in Chennai get answered with a camera price and nothing else. What decides whether an installation actually works is the rest of it — whether the switch can power every camera at once, whether the cable runs are inside distance limits, and whether the recorder has the disk for the retention you asked for. We quote all of it together.

Established in 1998 — 27+ years of continuous trading in Chennai, not a recent reseller
More than 300 completed projects for IT companies, hospitals, factories, offices and retail
CCTV and networking under one roof — cameras, PoE switches, Cat6, racks and fiber from one supplier
Genuine CP Plus, Hikvision and TP-Link products, supplied with manufacturer warranty terms
Structured cabling expertise, so the network behind the cameras is specified properly
Installation, testing and certification, not supply alone
24×7 technical support, including emergency restoration
Annual maintenance contracts to keep a system working after handover
Consultancy, BOQ, design and full project management on larger rollouts
A Quality Management System, with on-time and on-budget delivery as a stated commitment
B2B and bulk supply with GST invoicing and volume pricing
Project and BOQ-based quoting for system integrators and contractors

CCTV Cameras We Supply in Chennai

Most sites need a mix rather than one model repeated everywhere. What decides each position is the question that position has to answer, and how visible you want the camera to be.

IP CCTV Cameras

Video and power travel over one Cat6 run to a PoE switch, and the recorder sits on the same network. Resolution is higher than analog at the same price point and remote viewing needs no extra hardware, which is why nearly every new installation we quote is IP.

CP Plus 4MP IP dome Hikvision 4MP IP bullet CP Plus 4MP WDR IR network bullet

Dome CCTV Cameras

Discreet, wide coverage, and the default for indoor ceilings in offices, shops and receptions. The housing makes the direction of view hard to read from below, which matters where you do not want people positioning themselves out of frame.

CP Plus 4MP IP dome camera

Bullet CCTV Cameras

Visible and directional, which is the point — a bullet camera at a gate or along a perimeter deters as well as records. The longer body also carries stronger infrared, so they suit outdoor runs where the subject is well beyond a few metres.

Hikvision 4MP IP bullet CP Plus 4MP WDR IR network bullet Infrared bullet camera

PTZ CCTV Cameras

One controllable camera that pans, tilts and zooms across a yard, warehouse floor or car park in place of several fixed units. PTZ models carry motors, so they need PoE+ rather than standard PoE — a point missed often enough to be worth stating plainly.

5MP AHD PTZ speed dome, 30x zoom TP-Link VIGI C540-W pan/tilt

Wi-Fi CCTV Cameras

For positions where running cable is impractical — a rented shop, a temporary site, an outbuilding across a gap. The trade is link reliability and dependence on local power, so we do not recommend them for positions that must never miss a frame.

CP Plus 4MP Quad HD smart Wi-Fi CP Plus 4MP Quad HD outdoor Wi-Fi TP-Link VIGI C540-W outdoor Wi-Fi

4G CCTV Cameras

For sites with no usable network at all: construction sites, remote yards, unmanned installations. Footage goes out over a mobile connection, so recurring data cost and signal strength at the mounting point both belong in the decision.

4MP smart dual lens 4G pan/tilt Hikvision 4MP 4G hybrid light mini pan/tilt

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CCTV Camera Brands We Supply

We stock CP Plus, Hikvision and TP-Link. Which one suits a site usually comes down to what is already installed there, because mixing recorder and camera brands costs you features even when the video works.

CP Plus

The bulk of our camera range: 4MP dome, bullet, WDR IR network and outdoor Wi-Fi models, along with matching recorders. Warranty is manufacturer-standard, typically one year limited on the camera.

4MP IP dome 4MP WDR IR network bullet 4MP Quad HD outdoor Wi-Fi 4MP Quad HD smart Wi-Fi

Hikvision

IP bullet and network cameras. The straightforward choice where a site already runs Hikvision recorders, since staying inside one ecosystem keeps the analytics and configuration features intact.

4MP IP bullet 4MP 4G hybrid light mini pan/tilt

TP-Link and VIGI

Cameras alongside the PoE switching, so the camera, the switch and the power budget come from one vendor. Useful on projects where the network is being built at the same time as the surveillance.

VIGI C540-W wireless outdoor pan/tilt PoE & network switches

CCTV Cameras for Different Applications

The camera model changes less between sites than people expect. What changes is how many positions need covering, which of them need a face or a number plate rather than movement, and how far back the footage has to go.

CCTV Cameras for Homes

Gate, main door, driveway and rear approach — typically four to eight cameras with about a week of retention. A bullet at the gate for identification, domes under the eaves for coverage. Wi-Fi models suit homes where cabling would mean chasing walls.

4MP Wi-Fi camera IP dome IP bullet

CCTV Cameras for Offices

Entrance, reception, server room and floor. Offices usually already have Cat6 in the building, so IP cameras on a PoE switch cost less to add than any other option. Identification resolution matters at the entrance and the server room door; the open floor only needs to show movement.

IP dome PoE switches Cat6 cable

CCTV Cameras for Shops & Retail

The till is the position that decides the specification. You need enough resolution there to recognise a face and read a note, which is worth more than adding cameras down the aisles. Entrance and stockroom follow, then aisle coverage.

IP dome IP bullet

CCTV Cameras for Warehouses

Loading bays, aisles and perimeter. This is where one PTZ over the yard genuinely replaces several fixed cameras, provided someone is watching or the tour presets are set sensibly. Long cable runs make the 90-metre limit a real constraint here.

PTZ speed dome PoE switches

CCTV Cameras for Schools & Colleges

Gates, corridors, labs and grounds. Wide coverage counts for more than fine detail across most positions, with identification resolution reserved for entrances and any cash or equipment area. Classrooms are usually deliberately left out of frame.

IP dome WDR IR network bullet

CCTV Cameras for Hospitals

Entrances, pharmacy, corridors and parking, with wards deliberately excluded. Pharmacy and stores need identification resolution; corridors do not. Retention tends to run longer than at commercial sites because queries surface late.

IP dome IP bullet

CCTV Cameras for Factories

Lines, stores, gates and weighbridge. Retention is the distinguishing requirement — disputes over a despatch or a shortage often surface weeks later, so the disk order is sized well beyond the usual seven or fifteen days.

WDR IR network bullet PTZ speed dome

CCTV Cameras for Apartments

Gates, lobbies, lifts, basement parking and perimeter. These are usually the largest channel counts we quote, and lift cameras need a cable route planned with the lift contractor rather than assumed.

IP dome IP bullet Racks & cable managers

CCTV Cameras for Commercial Buildings

Multi-tenant buildings need the recorder, switch and patching in a lockable rack with clear ownership, because the cabling will be extended by someone else later. Common areas, entries, parking and service lifts are the standard scope.

PoE switches Racks & cable managers RJ45 & patch panels

How to Choose the Right CCTV Camera?

Working through these in order avoids the usual rework, where a switch is bought before the camera count is settled or a recorder arrives without the disk to match its retention target.

Resolution — 4MP is the sensible commercial default; go higher only where identification actually matters
Lens and focal length — shorter covers wider at less range, longer reaches further and narrower; one camera cannot do both
Field of view — set it from the area the position has to answer for, not from the size of the room
Night vision — infrared range is quoted in metres; match it to the distance to the subject, not the wall behind it
WDR — needed where the camera faces a bright background, such as a doorway shot from inside
IP rating — outdoor and washdown positions need a housing rated for it; IP66 is the usual outdoor minimum
PoE — check the switch total power budget, not just its per-port rating
AI, human and vehicle detection — cuts false alerts substantially on perimeters and yards
Storage — camera count multiplied by bitrate, recording hours and retention days is your disk requirement
NVR capacity — choose channel count with room to expand; adding channels later usually means replacing the recorder
Remote viewing — confirm the app, the number of concurrent users, and whether a static IP or a P2P service is involved

IP CCTV vs Analog CCTV

IP cameras carry video over the same network as everything else, take power from a PoE switch on that one cable, and are viewed remotely without extra hardware. That is why new installations are almost entirely IP.

An IP CCTV system follows one chain, and every link in it has to be sized: IP Camera → Cat6 → PoE Switch → NVR → Storage. Quoting the camera without the other four is how a project stalls halfway through installation.

Analog still has a place where coaxial cable is already in the walls and replacing it would mean opening them. If you are cabling from scratch, IP over Cat6 is the cheaper and more flexible choice once you account for power.

CCTV Camera Installation in Chennai

We install as well as supply. Structured cabling, fiber splicing, network cabling installation, testing and certification have been part of the business since 1998, which is why a CCTV job here does not stop at the carton.

The sequence below is the one we follow, and each stage produces something the next one depends on. Installations that skip the early stages are the ones that stall at the cabling.

Site Survey

Walk the site and write down the question each position has to answer. That list, not a package size, is what sets the camera count and the type at each point.

Camera Position Planning

Fix mounting heights, angles and the identification-versus-detection call for every position. This is the stage that decides resolution per camera rather than one figure for the whole site.

Cabling Design

Route every run back to the switch location and confirm none exceeds 90 metres of permanent cable. Anything beyond that needs fiber with a media converter, or a switch positioned closer to the cameras.

Camera Installation

Mount, aim and weatherproof each unit. Outdoor positions need the rated housing and a drip loop at the gland; the commonest cause of a camera failing in its second monsoon is water tracking down the cable.

PoE and Network Configuration

Bring the cameras up on the switch, confirm the total PoE draw sits inside the budget with headroom, and put the cameras on their own VLAN where the network supports it.

NVR Configuration

Add the channels, set resolution and frame rate per camera, and configure the recording schedule — continuous, motion-triggered, or a mix by position.

Storage Setup

Fit surveillance-grade disks sized from the retention target, then verify the recorder is actually achieving that retention rather than the figure on the datasheet.

Remote Viewing Configuration

Set up app access, user accounts and permissions. Confirm how many people can view at once and whether the arrangement depends on a static IP or a P2P service.

Testing and Handover

Check every camera by day and by night, confirm playback and export work, and hand over credentials, the position list and the as-built cable schedule. Without that documentation the next change to the system starts with a survey.

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Cat6 Cable and PoE Networking for CCTV

Modern IP CCTV installations run on Cat6 structured cabling and PoE switches, which carry both the network connection and the power to every compatible camera on a single run. Getting this layer right is most of what separates an installation that stays up from one that drops cameras at night.

Quality Cat6 matters here beyond bandwidth: the full-size conductor limits voltage drop on PoE runs and reduces heat where cables are bundled in a tray. The switch, recorder and power distribution belong in a rack with cable management that lets you trace a camera link a year later.

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NVR, DVR, Storage & CCTV Accessories

The camera is roughly half the order. Everything below has to be specified alongside it, and leaving any of it to be sorted out later is what turns a two-day installation into a two-week one.

NVR — for IP cameras; choose channel count with room to expand beyond the current camera list
DVR — for analog and HD-over-coax systems, where the coaxial cable is already in the walls
Surveillance HDD — rated for continuous write, unlike a desktop drive, and sized from the retention target
PoE switch — sized on total power budget, not just port count
Cat6 cable — one run per camera, each inside the 90-metre permanent-link limit
Network rack — to house the recorder, switch and patching, lockable where the site is shared
Patch panel and keystone jacks — so runs are terminated and traceable rather than crimped direct
RJ45 connectors and patch cords — for the final link at both ends
Power supply and PDU — for the recorder, switch and any non-PoE cameras
Camera mounting accessories — junction boxes, poles, wall and corner mounts

RJ45 & patch panels · Racks & cable managers

CCTV Camera Supplier for System Integrators & Contractors

A large share of what we supply goes to integrators and contractors running the installation themselves. What matters on those orders is not advice but availability, model-exact matching and a price that holds for the length of the project.

Send the BOQ as it stands. We quote line by line against the model numbers in it, flag anything discontinued with an equivalent, and confirm what is in stock against what needs an indent.

BOQ-based procurement, quoted line by line against your model numbers
Bulk quantities with volume pricing and GST invoicing
Model-specific matching, including equivalents where a part is discontinued
Project pricing held for the duration rather than quoted per despatch
CCTV and networking on one order — cameras, Cat6, PoE switches, NVR, racks
Fiber backbone products where runs exceed copper distance limits

CCTV Camera Bulk Supplier in Chennai

For bulk and repeat orders we quote against quantity rather than list. Share your BOQ, the camera quantity, preferred brand, camera specifications and the project requirements, and we will come back with pricing and availability — including what is in stock now and what needs lead time.

Bulk orders are invoiced with GST and can be despatched in phases against a project schedule where that suits the site.

Buy CCTV Cameras Online in Chennai

Every camera on this page can be ordered online, or collected from our counter in Choolaimedu. Prices are live from our catalogue rather than hidden behind an enquiry form — what you see is what we quote, with GST invoicing on every order.

For a single camera or a small set, order from the page. For anything with a camera count, a BOQ or a site plan behind it, send the requirement instead: we come back with the camera mix, switch capacity, recorder channels and cabling as one specification, at project pricing rather than list.

Live catalogue pricing — no enquiry needed to see what a camera costs
GST invoicing on every order, business or personal
Genuine CP Plus, Hikvision and TP-Link, with manufacturer warranty terms
Free shipping on all orders
7 days to return from delivery, and replacement or warranty support after that
Bulk and project pricing on quantity, quoted against your BOQ
Collection from Choolaimedu if you would rather not wait for delivery
Technical support on product selection before you order, not after

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CCTV Camera Price in Chennai

There is no single honest answer to what a CCTV camera costs, and a supplier who gives you one without asking about the site is quoting a number they intend to revise later. Price moves with the specification, and the specification comes from the positions.

As a real reference point, the cameras listed on this page run from around Rs 3,100 for a 4MP Wi-Fi unit to Rs 50,000 at the top of the range, with a 5MP AHD PTZ speed dome at Rs 47,573, across CP Plus, Hikvision and TP-Link. Fixed 4MP dome and bullet models — the bulk of most installations — sit between roughly Rs 3,400 and Rs 4,400.

Resolution — the single largest driver, through both the camera and the disk it demands
Brand and model series, and whether the site is already committed to one ecosystem
Camera type — dome, bullet, PTZ, Wi-Fi or 4G
Lens and infrared range for the distance each position has to cover
AI features such as human and vehicle detection
NVR channel count, and the headroom you want beyond today
Surveillance HDD capacity, set by the retention target
PoE switch capacity and total power budget
Cat6 cabling, termination and rack
Installation scope, where that is part of the requirement

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CCTV Solutions for Complete Security Projects

A surveillance system is a chain, and it is only as good as the weakest link in it: Camera → Cabling → PoE → Network → NVR → Storage → Monitoring. Every stage has to be sized against the one before it.

This is the difference between a supplier and a reseller. A reseller sells you the first box in that chain. Because we have supplied structured cabling and networking in Chennai since 1998, we can specify all seven — which is why the camera quote you get from us arrives with the switch capacity, cable schedule, recorder channels and disk already worked out against it.

CCTV Project & Technical Experience

Star Networking Services has supplied and installed networking and surveillance infrastructure in Chennai since 1998, across more than 300 projects for IT companies, hospitals, factories, offices, retail, system integrators and contractors.

The profiles below are representative of how those requirements are specified — the camera mix, the switch capacity, the cabling and the recorder worked out together rather than quoted one line at a time. Client names and site details are not published.

Office CCTV Installation — 16 IP Cameras

Requirement — entrance, reception, server room, floor and parking covered, with identification resolution at the entry points and remote viewing for the IT manager
Solution — 4MP IP dome and bullet cameras on a PoE switch sized past 170 W total budget, Cat6 runs inside the 90-metre limit, 16-channel NVR with surveillance-grade disk
Scope — camera installation, cabling, PoE and network configuration, NVR and storage setup, remote viewing, testing and handover

Warehouse & Yard Surveillance

Requirement — loading bays, aisles and perimeter, with the open yard covered without lining it with fixed cameras
Solution — PTZ over the yard on PoE+ with tour presets, fixed bullets on the perimeter and bays, and a switch positioned mid-site so no run exceeded the copper limit
Scope — position planning, cabling design, installation, PoE budget verification, recorder configuration and testing

Retail Store — Till and Entrance Priority

Requirement — recognise a face and read a note at the till, with entrance, stockroom and aisle coverage behind that
Solution — higher resolution at the till and entrance, wider and lower elsewhere, WDR at the doorway where the camera shoots towards daylight
Scope — survey, camera selection per position, installation, recorder and storage setup, staff handover

Factory — Extended Retention

Requirement — lines, stores, gates and weighbridge, with footage available weeks later because despatch and shortage disputes surface late
Solution — retention target fixed first, then recorder channels and surveillance disk sized from bitrate against that target, with motion-triggered recording on low-traffic positions to stretch it further
Scope — cabling, installation, recorder and storage sizing, testing, and an annual maintenance contract covering disk and camera checks

CCTV Maintenance & AMC

A surveillance system fails quietly. Nobody notices a camera has been offline for three weeks until the week they need the footage, which is the one week it does not exist. Annual maintenance contracts exist to close that gap, and we have run them alongside our structured cabling work since the business started.

Our AMC cover includes 24×7 emergency restoration, so a failure on a gate camera or a recorder is not something that waits for the next working day.

Preventive maintenance visits on a scheduled cycle
Camera cleaning, and re-aiming where a view has drifted or been obstructed
NVR and DVR health checks, including firmware and configuration
Surveillance HDD checks, with replacement before failure rather than after
Network and PoE troubleshooting across the switch and cabling
Camera replacement and re-commissioning
Recording and retention verification — confirming the system is actually holding the days you are paying to keep
Remote viewing support, including user and permission changes
24×7 emergency restoration

Resolution, and What It Costs You in Storage

Almost everything we stock is 4MP, with 5MP on the PTZ. That is the sensible default for commercial sites: enough detail to identify a face at an entrance or a number plate at a gate, without the storage penalty of pushing higher everywhere.

Resolution is not free. Raising it raises the bitrate, and the bitrate multiplied by camera count, recording hours and retention days is your disk requirement. Spending resolution where you only need to see that something moved is how sites end up buying disks they did not need.

Identification — entrances, tills, gates: worth the higher resolution
Detection — corridors, open floors, storerooms: lower resolution and wider coverage
Retention target drives disk more than camera count does
Motion-triggered recording extends retention substantially over continuous

Sizing the PoE Switch

PoE cameras draw power from the switch, so the switch has to supply enough for all of them at once. Two figures matter and only one is usually quoted: the per-port limit and the total power budget. A switch can meet its per-port rating and still run out of total budget once every port is populated — the symptom is cameras dropping offline in the evening, when infrared illumination raises every camera draw at the same moment.

Standard PoE (802.3af) supplies 15.4 W at the port. PoE+ (802.3at) supplies 30 W and is what PTZ models with motors need. A fixed 4MP dome or bullet typically draws 4 to 8 W, more at night.

For sixteen fixed cameras, budget around 128 W of draw, add roughly 10% for cable loss and 20% headroom, and look for a total PoE budget near 170 W.

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Night Vision and Lens Coverage

Infrared range is quoted in metres and is the distance at which the camera can still produce a usable image in darkness. Match it to the actual distance to the subject, not to the size of the room — a 30 m rating pointed across a 40 m yard gives you a dark image at the far end.

Lens focal length decides the trade between width and distance. A shorter focal length covers a wider area at less range; a longer one narrows the view and reaches further. A single camera cannot do both, which is why entrances and open floors usually take different models.

CCTV Camera Supplier in Chennai — Areas We Serve

Star Networking Services is based in Choolaimedu, Chennai and supports CCTV, networking and structured cabling requirements for customers and projects across Chennai. Contact our team to discuss your site location and project requirements.

Request a CCTV Camera Quote in Chennai

Planning a CCTV installation or upgrading an existing surveillance system? Share your BOQ, camera quantity, preferred brand, model numbers, floor plan or project requirements with Star Networking Services. Our team can help you evaluate CCTV cameras, NVRs, PoE switches, Cat6 cabling, storage and the related networking infrastructure.

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