Security Cameras
Dining area, bar, kitchen, and entrance coverage with discreet indoor cameras. Parking lot surveillance with license plate capture. POS oversight and after-hours monitoring for restaurants, hotels, and event venues.
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(603) 464-4600 Hospitality Security & IT
Restaurants, hotels, bars, and event venues in New Hampshire face security and technology challenges that other businesses do not. High-traffic dining areas, cash handling, alcohol service, late-night operations, and food safety compliance all demand specific solutions. We have been installing hospitality security and IT systems in NH since 1985.
The Hospitality Difference
Hospitality businesses face security and IT challenges that do not exist in typical commercial buildings. Dining rooms require discreet camera coverage that protects guests and staff without feeling intrusive. Kitchens need intercom systems that coordinate orders under pressure. Bars handle cash and card transactions that demand PCI-compliant network segmentation. And when a POS system goes down during dinner service, there is no time to wait for tomorrow.
We understand these constraints because we have installed systems in restaurants, hotels, and venues across New Hampshire. Our technicians know how to run cable behind a bar without disrupting service. Our engineers design POS networks that isolate payment data from guest Wi-Fi. And our support team answers the phone 24/7 because hospitality does not close at 5 PM.
Services for Hospitality
Dining area, bar, kitchen, and entrance coverage with discreet indoor cameras. Parking lot surveillance with license plate capture. POS oversight and after-hours monitoring for restaurants, hotels, and event venues.
Learn more →Staff-only areas, kitchen, office, and after-hours entry with badge or keypad entry. Time-based access for different shifts. Full audit trails for manager review and compliance documentation.
Learn more →After-hours protection with glass-break sensors, motion detection, and door contacts. Panic buttons for staff safety. UL-listed monitoring with priority dispatch for hospitality properties.
Learn more →Reservation lines, kitchen intercom, bar-to-server communication, and guest room direct dial. VoIP with call forwarding, voicemail-to-email, and after-hours routing.
Learn more →POS network isolation, guest Wi-Fi segmentation, payment processing security, SOC monitoring, and reliable connectivity for reservation systems and online ordering platforms.
Learn more →Clean copper for POS terminals, cameras, access control, and digital signage. Organized cable management behind bars and counters that supports equipment upgrades without disrupting service.
Learn more →High-bandwidth backbone for multi-location restaurant chains and hotel properties. Connects kitchen, bar, dining room, and back-of-house with reliable, high-speed data.
Learn more →Digital menu boards, bar displays, background music systems, and staff paging for kitchen and service coordination. Clear communication across dining rooms, event spaces, and outdoor patios.
Learn more →Kitchen-to-server intercom for order coordination, door entry for after-hours delivery, and video verification for back-of-house access. Reduces errors and speeds service during peak hours.
Learn more →Cloud-hosted VoIP with flat-rate pricing, mobile iOS and Android applications for managers on the floor, and disaster recovery. Scales from single-location restaurants to multi-property hotel groups.
Learn more →Common Hospitality Scenarios
Discreet cameras cover dining areas and bar tops for customer safety and incident documentation. Access control restricts kitchen and storage areas to authorized staff. Digital signage promotes specials while background music systems set the atmosphere. Paging connects front-of-house to kitchen during peak service.
Intercom systems connect kitchen to servers for order coordination and timing. Cameras document food handling and safety compliance. Access control prevents unauthorized entry to storage and prep areas. Alarm systems protect expensive equipment after hours.
Exterior cameras monitor parking areas and delivery doors with license plate capture. After-hours motion detection covers loading zones. Access control with temporary credentials for delivery vendors. Well-lit camera coverage reduces liability and documents all after-hours activity.
Fiber and network infrastructure connects multiple restaurant or hotel locations. Centralized camera monitoring across properties. Unified phone system with inter-location calling. Standardized POS network that scales with new openings.
Case Study
A 200-seat restaurant in Manchester was operating with no security cameras, a single analog phone line, and a POS network shared with guest Wi-Fi. After a late-night incident in the parking lot, the owner needed surveillance. After a card data scare, they needed PCI-compliant network segmentation. And during peak Friday service, the phone line was constantly busy.
Arcomm installed 12 IP cameras covering dining areas, bar, kitchen, entrance, and parking lot. We segmented the network so POS terminals, kitchen displays, and guest Wi-Fi operate on separate VLANs with no cross-traffic. A new VoIP system provided four reservation lines, bar extensions, and kitchen intercom. Access control was added for office and storage areas.
The parking lot incident was resolved with clear video evidence. The POS network passed a PCI compliance scan with zero findings. Guests no longer hear busy signals when calling for reservations. Staff use the intercom to coordinate orders instead of shouting across the kitchen. And the owner monitors the restaurant remotely from home.
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