360° panoramic
One camera covers a full lobby, intersection, or parking court with no blind corners.
Commercial Video Systems
Video Surveillance, Designed From Your Floor Plan
Trinity designs, installs, and configures camera systems for commercial, public, and residential properties in the greater Jacksonville area — from the first drawing to handoff.
Local or cloud recording, AI search, license plate recognition, and cameras that see in color at night.
Camera types
The right camera for each view
180° wide view
Wall-mounted coverage of long storefronts, building faces, and loading areas.
Wide-angle fixed
Clear general coverage for entrances, hallways, and offices.
Motorized zoom
Varifocal lenses tuned on site so faces and plates fill the frame at distance.
Thermal & long-range PTZ
Pan-tilt-zoom and thermal options for large perimeters and open yards.
Solar & cellular
Cameras for lots, gates, and construction sites without power or cable.
Mounting & options
Pole mounts, 12–16 ft
Freestanding poles for parking lots, gates, and perimeters.
Ceiling, wall & drop-down mounts
Drop-down poles sized to the ceiling height and the view needed.
Junction boxes
Wiring stays hidden and protected behind every camera.
Built-in microphone
Audio where it is useful and allowed — or audio-free models where it is not.
White-light LEDs
Cameras that light the scene at night to record in full color instead of black and white.
From the floor plan to a working system
Trinity can take a project from the start: CAD layouts, camera and device placement, cable runs to the nearest IDF/MDF, installation, programming, and handoff to your team.
We also work as the installation subcontractor for equipment vendors and integrators, so the same crew handles turnkey projects and partner installs.
Local recording, cloud recording, or both
Most sites record locally on an NVR at the facility. Where it fits, video goes to a cloud platform instead, or to both.
Cameras with an SD card keep recording if the internet drops, then upload the footage to the cloud once the connection is restored.
Health alerts and AI monitoring notify you when a camera or recorder stops working, instead of discovering it after an incident.
AI analytics and license plate recognition
Most current recorders and cloud platforms include AI search and people/vehicle detection, so finding an event takes seconds instead of hours of playback.
License plate recognition can be programmed to open a gate for known vehicles or notify security about unknown ones. See gates and entry automation.
One view of every location
Watch live video and playback from a phone app or VMS software, across one building or many sites, on a single platform.
Upgrading old analog systems
If the budget is tight, existing Siamese coax can be reused to install 4K TVI cameras without pulling new cable.
When you are ready for more, IP systems add AI features: we run fiber between buildings, install a PoE switch in each one, connect the local cameras, and bring everything onto one platform. See fiber optics.
Platforms
Video brands we work with
Cloud video & AI
- Verkada
- Coram AI
- Rhombus
- Avigilon
- Axis
- Alarm.com
- GeoVision
Cameras & recorders
- Hanwha Vision
- Axis
- Avigilon
- Digital Watchdog
- Uniview
- Vivotek
- Speco Technologies
- InVid Tech
- Avycon
- 3xLogic
- Turing Video
- Hikvision
- Dahua
Thermal & long-range
- Hanwha Vision
- Axis
- Rhombus
- Avycon
Solar & cellular
- American Sentinel
- Verkada
- Alarm.com
Hikvision and Dahua are not used on federally funded projects (NDAA §889). See all brands and technology.
Questions
Questions about video surveillance
Can you design the camera layout for us?
Yes. Trinity can work from your floor plan or CAD drawings, place cameras and other devices, and plan cable runs to the nearest network closet before installation.
What happens to recording if the internet goes down?
Local NVR recording continues on site. Cloud cameras with SD cards keep recording and upload the footage when the connection returns.
Can cameras record in color at night?
Yes. Cameras with built-in white-light LEDs illuminate the scene so night footage stays in color.
Do we have to replace our old coax cabling?
Not necessarily. Existing Siamese coax can often support 4K TVI cameras. An IP upgrade adds AI features when the budget allows.
Which brands are suitable for government or federally funded projects?
Hikvision and Dahua are restricted on federally funded projects under NDAA Section 889. For those sites we specify compliant brands such as Axis, Hanwha Vision, Avigilon, or Verkada.
Next Step
Request a Site Survey for Video Surveillance
Share your property type, location, and the areas you need covered. If you have a floor plan, mention it — Trinity will review it before the site visit.