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Thank you for your reply.

When i say POS needed i mean a point of sales camera which is linked to register and shows on the camera screen exactly what was typed into the register, transaction, amount, change etc.So in each of those areas i would like one camera with this function unless otherwise stated like on the rooftop lounge where i need two of these.

In response to your elevator query, we would like one in the elevator.Is this difficult to wire etc?

Finally, the six remaining cameras in the common areas we would like to have them as indooe/outdoor cameras as we are not fully sure on their location yet.

Does your company have any advise or plans that are usually followed for hotels.We are in Belize and there are no specialised security companies here so we are finding it quite difficult to get advice.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Jen

Thanks for clarifying. Attached to this reply is the quote for the equipment I'd recommend for your application.

In answer to your question, as a company CCTV Wholesalers does several hotels a year, speaking personally this would be I think the fifth or sixth system I've designed for a large-scale hotel operation, so we're very experienced in your field. You seem to be covering all of the bases we normally like to see covered, so I'd say you're pretty much on the right track.

That said, the system you see here covers all of your bases and doesn't make any compromises at all. All of your POS locations are covered with high-resolution, professional-grade cameras designed to get clear facial detail even in very poor lighting conditions, and I also used those same style of camera in most other locations as well to keep the system as uniform (and easy for you to maintain) as possible. The exception to this is the camera in the elevator, where I opted for a much smaller and less conspicuous model, however you are going to need to get a specialist who works with elevators to wire that camera up for you (as cabling in elevator shafts typically have special requirements).

Similarly, the DVR (which records your video) on this quote comes from our PC Witness Pro series and is designed for high-intensity work and processing, meaning it will easily be able to accommodate the workload you'll be giving it. The system should save about 30 days worth of video, and also has the ability to send you email, text message or phone call alerts when certain things happen (for instance, in the case of a break in, the DVR can call your cell phone and let you know something is going on). After that everything is standard, including your power supply, the POS capture boxes themselves, and plenum-grade cable (with superior shielding that's typically needed for large buildings like hotels).

If you have any questions, please feel free to update this thread or contact me using the information below.

Sorry, your quote is now attached.