Industry
Warehousing & logistics
Loading docks, yard lots, fence lines, and gate access — point-to-point into the far corner, cameras where inventory moves, and UniFi access at the gate.
Representative yard — PtP into the far lot, cameras on approaches, and gate access where cable never went.
The warehouse is not one rectangle. Coverage has to follow the dock, the yard, the fence, and the gate.
A single NVR in the office does not see the rear loading lane, the trailer staging lot, or the employee parking behind the building. Those shots usually need an honest path — cable where it is cheap, Cambium point-to-point where it is not.
We design for how the site runs: shift change, inbound and outbound, where forklifts actually travel, which doors stay open, and which gate needs a call box or reader. Not a camera on every corner — coverage and access that match the operation.
Site atmosphere
Representative stills — not client photos. Coverage that matters often sits on the fence line, the gate, or the far lot — not only inside the building.
Hardware reference
Product lines we spec on these sites.
cnWave V5000
V5000
60 GHz hub on the building — two sectors covering up to 280° with beamforming, distributing to several far drops when LOS is clean.
G4 Pro bullet
UVC-G4-Pro
Exterior lot coverage — pair with AI Port or AI Key when the site needs real-time LPR or face on G4/G5.
G3 Intercom
UA-G3-Intercom
Dedicated video intercom at the door or gate — directory, two-way audio, and unlock through the Access hub.
Product images courtesy of Ubiquiti Inc. UniFi is a trademark of Ubiquiti Inc. Orbit Security Group is independent and not affiliated with Ubiquiti.
What we specify
Design for how the site is used day to day.
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Dock and yard coverage
Cameras on approaches, dock doors, fence segments, and lot lanes — with storage and retention someone on site can actually use.
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Point-to-point into the lot
Cambium cnWave or ePMP when fiber is not going to the far gate, the secondary dock, or a pole camera out on the staging lot.
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Gate and door access
G3 Intercom or reader at the gate and key openings — hub, lock interface, and network over the same PtP path when the fence is far from the building.
Related consulting: door access & intercom, networking & site links, camera systems, sensors & alarms.
ROI & efficiency
Warehousing and logistics ROI
Dock lanes, yards, and gates are where inventory actually moves — and where one prevented incident can cover the entire system.
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Cargo and inventory theft
Facilities lose tens to hundreds of thousands per year to theft. AI-equipped coverage commonly reduces incidents 30% or more — and a single major cargo claim (often $200k+) can exceed the project cost.
- 02
Loading dock chain of custody
Cameras and LPR at gates and docks create records that stop false missing-shipment claims — inbound and outbound.
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Process errors
Footage catches wrong picks and improper handling that cost more than external theft on many floors.
- 04
Safety and compliance
PPE zones and forklift paths on camera reduce OSHA investigation time and support safety programs without a separate analytics vendor.
- 05
Staff efficiency
Smart alerts replace constant human monitoring. Cutting false alarms alone frees meaningful staff time on large yards.
Ranges below come from common industry reports and owner feedback — your site, insurance carrier, and operation will differ. We size systems to the property, not to a brochure.
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