Security and access control.

Cameras, gates, doors, and intercoms on one system. You see who is there, decide who gets in, and keep the recordings under your control.

A closed steel gate between limestone piers at dusk, low lights along the driveway and the house lit beyond

How does security fit into
a home control system?

Camera views, door and gate events, and intercom calls appear on the same interface as the rest of the home. Recordings stay on your own equipment, on a network kept separate from everything else.

The scope.

01Camera and recording design
02Gate, door, and intercom integration
03User permissions and event review
04A separate, secured network for security devices

One house, three scenes.

A walnut front door under a limestone porch on a winter evening with a hanging lantern lit warm and light snow on the lawn. — 01See who is at the front door

A mudroom with an oak bench, a row of coat hooks, a boot tray with two pairs of boots and a tall window onto an lawn in fall. — 02Garage entry: decide who gets in

A closed iron side gate between brick piers at night, with low lights along a bluestone path leading to a lit brick and stone house. — 03Side gate on the same system

The equipment, by name.

A 2N IP Verso 2.0 intercom set flush in a smooth limestone pier beside a dark oak front door at dusk, with a lit hall beyond. — 012N IP Verso 2.0 door station

A UniFi Protect G5 Dome camera under the painted wood soffit of a side entry at dusk, above a bluestone path, boxwood and a lawn with bare oaks. — 02UniFi G5 Dome under the soffit

Questions worth asking early.

Can cameras be viewed from the home control system?

Yes. Camera views and door events are added to the control interface once the network and permissions are set up correctly.

How is privacy handled?

Camera placement, what is recorded, how long it is kept, and who can view it are all decided with you during design and written into the documentation.