Products and solutions
CCTV, Security and PABX
IP surveillance, recording, access control and telephony that run over the cabling infrastructure you already paid for.
In one paragraph
ECA Networks supplies IP and analogue cameras, network video recorders, storage, access control hardware, IP PABX systems and business handsets, sized so that bandwidth, PoE budget and retention period all work together.
What the range covers
What the range covers
Fixed dome and bullet cameras, varifocal and pan tilt zoom units, with lens and resolution chosen for the identification distance the site needs.
What the range covers
Network video recorders and surveillance grade drives sized from camera count, bitrate and the retention period a policy or tender demands.
What the range covers
Card and biometric readers, controllers, locks and exit hardware for door groups that need auditable entry records.
What the range covers
IP PABX platforms, gateways and business handsets that share the structured cabling and PoE switching already installed.
Before you request pricing
Four details that make a quotation accurate
Send these with your enquiry and the list usually comes back the same working day.
- 1Camera count, resolution and the retention period in days
- 2Whether identification or general observation is the goal at each point
- 3PoE budget available on the switch and cable run lengths
- 4Extension count and trunk type for telephony
Answers
Common questions on this line
How much storage does a CCTV system need?+
Multiply camera count by bitrate and hours of recording. As a rough guide, one 4 megapixel camera at 4 Mbps recording continuously uses close to 1.3 terabytes in 30 days, so eight cameras approach 10 terabytes.
Motion based recording and smart codecs reduce this substantially, but size the array on continuous recording if a tender specifies a guaranteed retention window.
Can CCTV and telephony share the data network?+
Yes, when the switching is sized for it. Separate cameras and phones into their own VLANs, confirm the PoE budget covers every device, and reserve uplink capacity for recording traffic.
Do I need a PABX if I already have internet telephony?+
An IP PABX still earns its place when you need internal extensions, call routing rules, queues and recordings that keep working independently of a single external provider.
Tell us what the site needs and the list comes back priced
Send a drawing, a rough part list or a site photograph. The technical desk checks the specification, confirms stock and returns a quotation you can hand to procurement.