Security isn’t optional — it’s mission-critical

We specialize in: 

• Retail chains & shopping plazas 

• Warehouses & logistics facilities 

• Health and Education sectors 

• Hospitality & hotels 

• Corporate offices 

• Industrial & manufacturing sites 

Our systems are engineered for operational environments where uptime and security are critical. 

A commercial CCTV surveillance system is an enterprise-grade video security solution designed to protect retail stores, warehouses, hotels, and commercial facilities. It uses 4K IP cameras, full-color night vision technology, secure NVR/cloud storage, and centralized monitoring to reduce theft, improve operational oversight, and strengthen liability protection. 

NetraClos is positioned as a next-generation commercial security integrator focused on: 

• Enterprise-grade infrastructure 

• Multi-location growth strategy 

• AI-driven analytics 

• Centralized security management 

• Long-term service partnerships 

We don’t install basic camera systems. 
We build scalable security ecosystems for growing Canadian businesses. 

Yes. NetraClos specializes in multi-site commercial security systems. We provide: 

• Centralized monitoring dashboards 

• Standardized deployments across locations 

• Remote secure access for corporate management 

• Scalable expansion planning 

Perfect for franchise groups and growing retail brands. 

Commercial surveillance systems deter internal and external theft, monitor employee activity, document incidents, and provide defensible video evidence. Businesses typically see measurable ROI through reduced shrinkage, fewer false claims, and improved compliance. 

Retail chains benefit from 4K surveillance cameras because they provide: 

• Clear facial identification
• POS transaction monitoring
• Loss prevention analytics
• Shrinkage reduction
• Evidence-grade video for disputes 

Higher resolution directly improves investigation outcomes and insurance claims processing. 

Yes. Full-color night vision cameras provide superior detail in low-light environments compared to traditional infrared systems. This is critical for: 

• Parking lots 

• Loading docks 

• After-hours retail monitoring 

• Hotel entrances 

Color footage improves identification accuracy and prosecution support. 

Enterprise-grade systems deployed by NetraClos include: 

• Network segmentation 

• Firewall configuration 

• Encrypted remote access 

• Secure authentication protocols 

• Regular firmware updates 

Cybersecurity is built into the architecture — not added later. 

Multi-lens cameras allow businesses to monitor wide areas with fewer devices. They are ideal for: 

• Warehouse floors 

• Hotel lobbies 

• Retail showrooms 

• Distribution centers 

This reduces infrastructure costs while maximizing coverage. 

Costs depend on: 

• Facility size 

• Number of 4K or multi-lens cameras 

• Storage retention requirements 

• Integration with access control or alarmsMulti-site deployment needs 

NetraClos provides professional assessments to design scalable, ROI-driven security infrastructure.

A VMS (Video Management System) is software that connects to security cameras, records video, manages storage, and provides live viewing and playback. It is the core platform that operates a surveillance system. 

 We need a VMS to record, monitor, store, and retrieve video footage efficiently. It enables security teams to investigate incidents and manage cameras properly. 

A CMS (Central Management System) is a platform that centrally manages multiple VMS or NVR systems across separate locations. It allows unified monitoring, user management, and system health oversight. You will need a CMS when managing multiple sites. It provides centralized control, remote monitoring, and simplified administration for enterprise or multi-location deployments.

On-premises storage means data (such as video footage) is stored locally on physical servers or NVRs installed at your site. The organization owns and manages the hardware. 

Cloud storage means data is stored on remote servers hosted by a cloud provider and accessed through the internet. The provider manages the infrastructure.

On-premises when you need full control, higher privacy, low latency, large continuous recording (like CCTV), or when internet bandwidth is limited. 

 While you select Cloud storage, when you need remote access, scalability, reduced upfront cost, disaster recovery, and easier multi-site management. When you want local recording for reliability and cloud backup for redundancy and remote access, you select a hybrid. This is common in enterprise and multi-site surveillance systems.