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CCTV for Hospitality

Lobby, kitchen, parking.

Hotels, restaurants and wedding halls are named establishments under the Punjab and Sindh 2015 Acts. Guests also expect visible, professional security at the entrance, the lobby and the parking area.

Rules that apply

The Punjab Security of Vulnerable Establishments Act 2015 counts installed, working CCTV as a required security arrangement, and managers must hand footage to the police on request. Source: Punjab Laws
Sindh's Security of Vulnerable Establishments Act 2015 uses the same list of establishments. Source: Sindh Laws

What the cameras should cover

Entrance and lobby
Reception and cash counter
Kitchen and store
Parking and drop-off
Hall entrances and corridors

Recommended setup

Wide-angle cameras for lobbies and halls
Colour night vision for parking
A UPS or inverter on the recorder and cameras, so recording continues during load-shedding
Enough hard-drive space for the days of recording you need (we size the drive in days, not just terabytes)

Questions from hospitality clients

Do wedding halls need CCTV?

Wedding halls are named under the Punjab Security of Vulnerable Establishments Act 2015, which counts working CCTV as a required security arrangement.

Can you cover a large parking area?

Yes, with outdoor cameras and, where needed, a PTZ camera that can turn and zoom across the lot.

Can the owner watch several branches on one phone?

Yes, the app shows every branch's cameras in one place.