CCTV and Video Wall Systems From Guangzhou

We are a manufacturer and exporter: the range described on this site — the FC5B, FC5D and FC5P-PTZ cameras, the PS and 1011GB PoE switches, the 10 to 64-channel recorders and the video wall hardware — is our product line, and we supply it with OEM branding and wholesale terms. We also think the question a buyer actually needs answered is narrower: not who assembled the board, but whether the camera, the switch, the cable, the recorder and the display were sized together for the building. That is the part of the job we want to be measured on, and it is why every page here is about the chain rather than about a badge.

Guangzhou, Guangdong 510620, China. That is where we quote from, where the range is prepared and packed, and where the technical support sits — our working day is China Standard Time, so messages left overnight are answered at the start of the next working day. Being in one time zone and selling into eight others is the reason our documentation is written the way it is: the run list, the cabinet schedule and the acceptance checklist exist so that an installer can work through a night shift without waiting for an answer, and the remote support sessions are scheduled around your site hours rather than ours.

Our quotations, packing documentation and support are set up for buyers in Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, India, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and the United States, and we quote projects in other markets on the same terms. What changes between markets is not the hardware but the paperwork around it: import licences, duties, local product certification and registration belong to the buyer or the importer of record, and we supply the commercial and technical documents those processes need. If a market requires a registration we cannot support from here, we will tell you at the enquiry stage rather than after the order.

No. We provide the design, the hardware, the wiring standard, the installation sequence, the acceptance checklist and remote support during commissioning — not crews on site. The physical work is done by your installers or a local contractor, who is the right party for it anyway: access equipment, power circuits, permits and the ability to return to site next week all live locally. Where projects run well, it is because the wiring package reached the installer before the work started and our engineers were in the loop during commissioning. Where they run badly, it is usually because a supplier promised site work it had no way to deliver.

Send the building rather than a product list: type and use, floor count with plans or a sketch, camera positions, retention days, resolution tier and how many people watch the screens. If you already hold a quote from another supplier, send that list instead and we will price the same list line by line, marking anything that is not like for like and anything we cannot supply. Either way you get a design with the arithmetic shown and a bill of materials priced by line, with the scope boundary, the assumptions and the two included revision rounds stated on the same document.