Security Cameras
Loading dock, warehouse floor, and perimeter cameras with motion alerts for after-hours activity, license plate capture, and remote viewing for operations managers.
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(603) 464-4600 Warehouse Security & Technology
Distribution centers, manufacturing plants, and cold storage facilities in New Hampshire have a simple reality: everything moves on a schedule. A camera down during a theft is not an inconvenience — it is a loss. An access control system that does not log dock access is a liability. And a network that drops barcode scanners costs money every minute it is down. We have been installing warehouse security and technology in NH since 1985.
The Warehouse Difference
Warehouses operate on metrics: loading times, inventory accuracy, and through-put. Security systems need to protect without slowing down receiving and shipping. Network cabling needs to survive forklift traffic and temperature swings. Phones need to connect a warehouse floor the size of a football field. And cameras need to capture details in lighting conditions that change from shift to shift.
We understand these constraints because we have installed systems in warehouses across New Hampshire. Our technicians know how to run a Cat6 cable across a 60,000-square-foot space without blocking aisles. Our engineers design camera layouts that capture loading dock faces in direct sunlight and dark loading bays. And our support team answers the phone because warehouses do not operate on a 9-to-5 schedule.
Services for Warehouses
Loading dock, warehouse floor, and perimeter cameras with motion alerts for after-hours activity, license plate capture, and remote viewing for operations managers.
Learn more →Shift-based badges that expire automatically, time-restricted door schedules, and visitor management with escort requirements for warehouse entry.
Learn more →Perimeter and after-hours protection for buildings, storage areas, and receiving doors. Motion detection, door contacts, glass-break sensors. UL-listed monitoring with priority dispatch.
Learn more →Warehouse VoIP with call groups, intercom, overhead paging, and after-hours dispatch forwarding. Hunt groups ring shipping, floor, and office simultaneously.
Learn more →Network management for plant-floor connectivity. Segmentation isolates inventory systems from office and guest traffic. SOC monitoring, patch management, and backup.
Learn more →Warehouse-grade cabling that supports Wi-Fi access points across every aisle, barcode scanner connectivity, and reliable network for inventory management systems.
Learn more →Single-mode fiber backbone connecting multi-building warehouse campuses. High-bandwidth links between distribution buildings and offices. Fusion splicing and OTDR testing.
Learn more →Overhead paging that reaches every corner of 60,000-square-foot spaces. Digital displays for shift schedules and dock assignments. Emergency announcements override all zones.
Learn more →Video entry for loading dock gates with check-in verification. Hands-free intercom between dispatch, shipping desk, and floor supervisors. Integration with access control.
Learn more →Cloud-hosted phone systems with flat-rate pricing, disaster recovery, and mobile iOS and Android applications. Call recording documents every delivery issue. Works during outages with cellular failover.
Learn more →Common Warehouse Scenarios
Cameras with license plate capture on every tractor trailer. Access control that limits dock hours to shift personnel. Intercom for driver check-in. Overhead paging for dock supervisors. When a shipment arrives after hours, security can verify the driver remotely before opening the gate.
Wi-Fi access points every 100 feet powered by network cabling that spans the warehouse ceiling. Barcode scanners connect reliably in every aisle. Inventory management systems stay online during peak load. And the network is segmented so warehouse devices do not interfere with office systems.
Motion-triggered cameras with instant alerts. Intrusion alarms that cover every delivery door and emergency exit badge logs that show exactly who was in the building and when. Central station monitoring dispatches police immediately — not after the theft is already done.
VoIP phones with hunt groups that ring the shipping desk, the warehouse floor, and the office simultaneously. Overhead paging that reaches every corner. After-hours forwarding that sends critical calls to the operations manager. And call recording that documents every delivery issue.
Case Study
A 55,000-square-foot distribution center in Manchester suffered a break-in that cost over $40,000 in stolen inventory. The existing cameras were analog with no night vision, the access control was standalone keypads with no audit trail, and the alarm system was not monitored — nobody knew the break-in happened until staff arrived Monday morning.
Arcomm installed 28 IP cameras with night vision, license plate capture on every loading dock, and motion-triggered alerts for after-hours activity. We replaced standalone keypads with badge-based access control on every door, set time-restricted entry for off-hours personnel, and connected everything to UL-listed central station monitoring with video verification. We also installed network cabling across the warehouse ceiling to support reliable Wi-Fi and barcode scanner connectivity in every aisle.
Operations managers can view every loading dock and warehouse aisle from a central dashboard. Access control logs show exactly who entered and when. Motion alerts notify security immediately when activity occurs after hours. And the warehouse network now supports barcode scanners without a single dead zone. Since installation, zero after-hours security incidents.
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