CCTV for Construction Sites in Kenya
Temporary, solar-powered and rugged CCTV for Kenyan construction sites — site entrances, material yards, plant, machinery and perimeter, running for the full project duration and redeployed to the next site.




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Qyvea Limited installs construction site CCTV for developers, contractors and project managers across Kenya. A construction site has three problems that regular CCTV does not solve: there is no mains power yet, the site layout keeps changing, and materials walk off at night. A Qyvea site CCTV installation is built around those three problems — solar or generator power, movable cameras and mounts, and motion alerts that go straight to the site manager's phone.
Vehicle and pedestrian gates with number-plate capture for trucks, deliveries and equipment leaving site.
Steel, timber, cement, tiles, piping — the items most targeted for theft. Cameras cover the whole yard.
Secured compounds for excavators, generators, mixers, tools and other high-value plant.
Overview cameras on the structure, keeping an eye on progress as well as security.
Particularly the boundary that faces the public road or neighbouring plots.
Site office, stores, and cabins where documentation and small tools are kept.
Most construction site theft happens at night. Cameras with motion detection can send an alert to the site manager, the site security guard or the contractor's phone when something moves in a defined zone:
Alerts can go to phone apps, SMS or email. The system records continuously, so an alert always has footage attached.
We walk the site and identify vulnerable areas, power sources and camera positions.
Camera count, solar/generator power plan, mounting method and connectivity are itemised.
Cameras installed on poles, containers or the structure. Portable where the site will shift.
Project manager trained on the app. When the project ends, the system moves to the next site.
Yes. Construction site CCTV can run on solar-powered or battery-backed pole-mounted systems where no mains power exists yet. This is common on new-build sites before the electricity connection is live.
The system is designed to run for the full duration of the project. Cameras and recorders are moved and reinstalled as the site layout changes. When the project ends, the equipment can be redeployed to the next site.
Yes. Recording happens locally regardless of internet. Where 4G coverage exists, live remote viewing can be added so the project manager can check the site from anywhere.
Site entrance and exit, material storage yards, equipment compounds, plant and machinery, the main structure under construction, and the site perimeter — especially any side exposed to the public or to neighbouring plots.
Yes. Visible cameras plus motion alerts to the site manager act as a strong deterrent. Where a site has a guard, the system also gives the guard a second set of eyes on areas they cannot continuously watch.
An outdoor Hikvision installation: a PTZ dome camera on a steel pole with a weatherproof junction box, and bullet cameras covering the site.
Free walk-through, camera positioning plan and itemised quote. Portable systems available.
Solar power for CCTV where no mains exists.
Perimeter protection for yards and compounds.
Warehouse and storage-yard CCTV.
How solar-powered cameras work for sites with no power yet.
Combine CCTV with access control and alarms into one system.