Camera layouts with field-of-view and DORI coverage, network riser schematics, mounting details and camera schedules, drafted in AutoCAD to your standards.
We draft CCTV drawings for security integrators and consultants, from a single retail unit to multi-floor commercial buildings. Give us the backgrounds and your camera positions or a marked-up plan, and we produce coverage plans that show what each camera actually sees, plus the schematics and schedules your installers and the client's IT team need.
Coverage is plotted, not guessed. Field-of-view cones are drawn from the camera, lens and mounting height you specify, and we flag blind spots, obstructions and areas where the target pixel density is not reached, so you can adjust before the client sees it.
Drafters who understand low-voltage and life-safety systems, not just CAD lines.
Your title blocks, layers and conventions, every time.
Delivered in days, quote in one business day.
Accurate, submittal-ready drawings, checked twice.
Backgrounds (DWG or PDF), your markups or design, your title block and the date you need the drawings.
We confirm the sheet list, price and delivery date within one business day, before any work starts.
Your title block, layers and symbol legend. Every sheet goes through a two-stage check.
PDF and DWG, an updated drawing register and a note of what changed since the last revision.
We plot field of view from the camera model, lens and mounting height you give us and show where the required pixel density is met. Camera selection and the operational requirement stay with your designer; we show the result clearly and flag the gaps.
Yes. We draft the network schematic (cameras, PoE switch ports, uplinks, recorder or server and storage) and keep camera IDs identical across plan, schematic and schedule, so the IT team can check port allocation and PoE budget.
Yes. Reports and exports from camera design software are useful inputs. We redraw the layout on your architectural backgrounds, in your title block, so it reads as part of the drawing set.
Yes: pole and wall positions, field of view across car parks and perimeters, and duct routes back to the building, drawn on the site plan.
Further reading: CCTV coverage drawings: DORI explained
Send us your scope and we'll come back with a quote and timeline within one business day — confidential, NDA available.