Condominium Solution

As the construction of large condo complexes increases, it is important to maximize security for residents of the building in common areas and shared amenities. With Hikvision’s condominium solution, we can optimize safety for both tenants and visitors in parking lots, elevators, roof tops, gyms, pools, and other spaces.

Our cameras have the ability to track vehicles, identifying if a vehicle has been parked in the visitors’ parking area for more than the allocated time, or if an unauthorized vehicle is parked in a resident’s parking space.

Our access control system uses identity authentication technology or programmed key fobs to make it easy for tenants and authorized visitors to enter common areas and shared amenities in the building. In addition, our condominium solution integrates with third-party access control systems to suit the individual needs of condo complexes.

01 Store entrances/exits:

LightFighter camera technology allows for clear visibility and excellent video quality, even in harsh sunlight and high contrast conditions.

02 Server room and cash room:

Ultra-low light cameras with DarkFighter technology capture highly sensitive areas. Access control can restrict access to servers, cash rooms, and other sensitive areas.

03 Sales floor:

High megapixel fisheye cameras provide wide-area surveillance across open floor plans.

04 Stock rooms/deliveries:

High resolution cameras paired with edge analytics provide detailed content for shipment and stock verification on-site or remotely via mobile device.

05 Corridor views:

Hikvision’s mini camera is discreet and features 90-degree rotation mode for vertical-perspective, enabling capture of human activity and limiting wall coverage.

06 Parking areas:

DarkFighter, ultra-low light technology, and multi-sensor imaging cameras cover the entire parking area, producing superior video and images with fewer cameras. This saves on installation costs and maintenance while providing adequate coverage for slip and falls or vandalism.

07 Trash compactor/dumpster areas:

Hikvision’s AcuSense and ColorVu technologies deliver full-color, accurate human detection and filter out other causes of motion, helping to detect dumpster diving or employee theft activity.

08 Warehouse fulfillment centers:

HikCentral mobile applications allow first responders the ability to remotely view video footage via smart devices.

09 Access on the go:

Hikvision provides ease-of-viewing with live video, alarm notifications, and system health check status available on mobile phones or tablets.

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Many condo roof-tops are designed for recreational use. Hikvision cameras provide visibility to those residents accessing the roof, and help flag intruders.

In buildings where roof-tops do not offer a recreational space and are not available to residents, Hikvision’s condo security solution provides access to technicians who are authorized for HVAC and elevator service.

Hikvision’s AcuSense cameras filter false alarms and focus on human detection. That means these cameras can help flag unwarranted access to the roof area. Alternatively, Optimus, Hikvision’s middleware solution equipped with a Connector Software Development Kit (SDK), can leverage third-party sensors on the door, and use video verification when the roof door is opened.

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Corridor

In addition to managing access in a building, monitoring corridors on various floors provides additional security, which can capture acts of vandalism, theft, altercations, and other activities (such as pet issues and mischief). Low light cameras with vertical view allow for efficient monitoring and investigation of incidents.

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Parking

A good parking system can improve everyday life for residents. Since the majority of the vehicles in a private lot belong to residents, a system that can automate the vehicle entry process quickly is a welcome benefit.

Hikvision’s vehicle entrance and exit system provides highly accurate license plate recognition, allowing pre-registered vehicles to enter without having to obtain parking tickets every day. Using a card reader system is another way to simplify access in and out of the parking lot for residents.

For added safety, Hikvision’s video surveillance system can help to deter or capture theft from or theft of vehicles.

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Security desk/Communication room

To effectively manage alerts and alarms, security guards, concierge staff or property managers, need automated tools for situational awareness and to ensure an effective workflow.

HikCentral, Hikvision’s Central Management System (CMS) caters to these exact needs, enhancing command center efficiency in many ways: an automated system that checks device status, smarter network adaptation functions, and useful alarm management procedures that can be incorporated into existing SOPs.

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Lobby

A strong access control system in a lobby area and exterior vestibules provides visibility, increases security and can streamline building access for visitors and residents, and package deliveries.

Hikvision intercoms offer a one-way video to let residents see who’s at the door without leaving their home. Tenants can view when visitors ring their condo unit and allow them to enter. The intercom can also be used by a concierge or security guard to grant building access to a tenant who has misplaced their keys. Video surveillance of communal mail boxes helps to deter theft or damage to packages as well as deter vandalism or loitering in outdoor entrances.

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Many condo roof-tops are designed for recreational use. Hikvision cameras provide visibility to those residents accessing the roof, and help flag intruders.

In buildings where roof-tops do not offer a recreational space and are not available to residents, Hikvision’s condo security solution provides access to technicians who are authorized for HVAC and elevator service.

Hikvision’s AcuSense cameras filter false alarms and focus on human detection. That means these cameras can help flag unwarranted access to the roof area. Alternatively, Optimus, Hikvision’s middleware solution equipped with a Connector Software Development Kit (SDK), can leverage third-party sensors on the door, and use video verification when the roof door is opened.

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