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CCTV for Warehouses in Kenya

Warehouse and logistics CCTV built around loading bays, storage aisles, high-value stock zones and perimeter walls — with night vision, motion alerts and footage that holds up when you need it.

Who installs CCTV systems in Kenyan warehouses?

Qyvea Limited installs warehouse CCTV across Kenya. The system is designed around how the warehouse actually runs: goods-in and goods-out gates, loading bays, receiving areas, high-value storage aisles, dispatch, and the perimeter. Cameras run day and night, with motion alerts pushed to security phones where the site wants them.

Coverage

What warehouse CCTV covers

Goods-in & goods-out gates

Face-capture and plate-capture cameras at every vehicle gate, so every truck, driver and load is recorded.

Loading bays

Cameras covering each bay from above and at dock level, showing loading and unloading in full.

Storage aisles & racking

Long-range bullet cameras covering aisles, with additional cameras on high-value or restricted stock zones.

Receiving & dispatch desks

Dome cameras above desks where documentation, signatures and handovers happen.

Perimeter & yard

Weatherproof cameras along walls, gates and the yard, working with electric fence and gate automation where fitted.

Staff entrances

Entry and exit points for staff, working alongside biometric attendance if the warehouse uses it.

Equipment

Camera types for warehouse environments

Bullet cameras — long aisles, perimeter walls and yard coverage.
Dome cameras — loading bays, offices, receiving desks and entrances.
PTZ cameras — yards and large open areas where a single camera needs to cover a wide sweep.
Low-light / IR cameras — unlit aisles and night-time perimeter coverage.
Number-plate capture — gates where vehicle logging matters.

Camera count, resolution and recorder storage are sized during the free site survey. No guesswork, no oversized quote.

Process

How a warehouse CCTV project runs

Free site survey

We walk the site, map entry points, aisles, blind spots and existing cabling.

Design & quote

Camera positions, types, NVR, storage and retention are itemised.

Installation

Scheduled to avoid disrupting loading and dispatch windows.

Handover

Security and admin staff trained on live view, playback, export and mobile access.

In Stock

CCTV Cameras That Suit Warehouses & Yards

Real, in-stock options for loading bays, storage areas and outdoor yards — priced individually so coverage can scale with the site.

Hikvision DS-2CE16H0T-IT5F 5MP Bullet, 80m IR

Long-range night vision at a low cost per camera — practical for covering a large yard with several units.

KES 6,500

Hikvision DS-2CD2T43G2-4I 4MP Bullet, 80m IR

Sharper detail than a standard bullet camera at the same 80m IR range — useful for reading number plates at a loading bay.

KES 11,000

Hikvision DS-2CD2085G1-I 8MP WDR Bullet

Higher resolution for identifying detail across a large storage or dispatch area, with wide dynamic range for mixed indoor/outdoor light.

KES 16,500

Hikvision 16-Camera 4MP IP Kit, 4TB NVR

A full 16-camera kit with a 4TB recorder — sized for covering an entire warehouse and yard in one project rather than building it up camera by camera.

KES 136,000

Prices and stock can change — confirm current availability on the product page, or WhatsApp us for a recommendation based on your exact site.

FAQ

Common questions from warehouses

What camera types work best in a warehouse?

Warehouses typically combine bullet cameras for long aisles and perimeter coverage, dome cameras for loading bays and entrances, and PTZ cameras where a wide area needs to be swept or zoomed. Camera choice depends on ceiling height, aisle width, light levels and whether number-plate capture is needed at the gate.

How many cameras does a warehouse need?

There is no fixed number. A small godown may need 6 to 10 cameras; a large distribution centre may need 40 or more. Qyvea maps the site during a free survey and proposes camera positions based on entry points, loading bays, high-value stock zones and blind spots.

Can warehouse CCTV run at night?

Yes. Infrared cameras provide night vision in low or zero light. Where aisle lighting is poor, we can also specify low-light cameras or recommend supplementary lighting.

Can CCTV integrate with warehouse access control and gate systems?

Yes. Qyvea installs warehouse CCTV alongside biometric access control, vehicle gate automation and intercoms, so security can see who entered, when, and by which gate.

Does Qyvea install outside Nairobi?

Yes. Qyvea is a Nairobi-based, delivery-only supplier, and installs across Kenya including Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Thika, Ruiru and Kiambu.

Book a warehouse site survey

Free walk-through and itemised quote. We work around your loading schedule.

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