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A strong CCTV system starts with camera angles, lighting, image quality, recording and remote access — before choosing the camera model. GilGal (also written Gil Gal) designs and installs precise video surveillance systems for homes and businesses.
Camera planning that starts with the site.
We plan camera placement around entry points, required coverage, real lighting conditions and actual distances. That makes it possible to choose correctly between fixed cameras, PTZ, video analytics, LPR and other specialist options.
A solution can include local recording, remote viewing, smart alerts and AI capabilities as required. The goal is usable evidence, correct coverage and a clean installation — not megapixel count alone.
Planning comes first.
Precise coverage
Camera angles planned to reduce blind spots and account for day, night and challenging lighting.
Smart analytics
Options for motion detection, event filtering, AI and LPR depending on the system and use case.
Recording & remote access
Storage capacity, recording quality and secure viewing from a phone or computer planned around your needs.
How do you plan a security camera system that actually fits the property?
Security camera installation starts with the objective: deterrence, evidence, identification, remote viewing, entrance monitoring or license-plate capture. Only then does it make sense to choose between IP cameras, CCTV systems, PTZ cameras, intelligent analytics or LPR. Lens choice, angle, lighting and resolution matter just as much as camera count.
A home or business video-surveillance system also needs the right recording plan, storage capacity, user permissions, mobile access and network infrastructure. Where reliability is critical, PoE cameras and structured cabling can provide a stable foundation.
- IP cameras and CCTV for homes and businesses
- PTZ, AI analytics and LPR when required
- Night vision, recording and remote viewing
- Coverage, storage and network planning
What to know before you start.
How many security cameras do I need?
There is no fixed number. It depends on the property, entry points, required coverage, distances and camera angles.
What is the difference between IP and analog CCTV?
IP cameras operate over a network and offer strong flexibility, high resolutions and advanced analytics. Modern analog systems can also be appropriate in some installations, so the choice should match the infrastructure and requirements.
Can I view the cameras from my phone?
Yes. Compatible systems can provide live view, recordings, alerts and access permissions through a dedicated mobile app.
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