IP / HD CCTV
High-definition IP cameras with recording, storage and remote access from any device.
CCTV and facial recognition with real-time video analytics and intelligent 24/7 monitoring.
At SimCodec we install security cameras across Quito and all of Ecuador: high-definition CCTV and IP camera systems built for the small or mid-sized business that wants to protect its store, warehouse or office without overpaying. We add AI-powered video surveillance, facial recognition and access control on Hikvision, Dahua or the hardware you already own, with real-time monitoring from your phone. Ten years of experience and a free assessment to size up your project with a clear budget.
High-definition IP cameras with recording, storage and remote access from any device.
People counting, heatmaps and event detection on your cameras, new or existing.
Identification and access control integrated into the surveillance system.
A unified dashboard to watch all your locations in real time, day and night.
We've installed surveillance with central monitoring in educational institutions and applied AI video analytics in retail environments.
HD cameras, recording, remote access from your phone and installation.
Dedicated recorder, sized storage and night vision.
Unified central monitoring of several locations in real time.
Integrated into the same surveillance and monitoring system.
Reference values in USD for Ecuador, equipment, installation and configuration included. The final quote depends on the site and is delivered for free.
“Before we relied on Excel and WhatsApp, with 5 vendors who didn't talk to each other. SimCodec unified our ERP system, connected security cameras to our network and now we have local 24/7 support in Quito. The time saved is massive.”
“We hired SimCodec to overhaul our campus structured cabling. Their work is incredibly tidy, they delivered every point certified and within the original budget. It's great dealing directly with the partners without going through call centers.”
We understand your operation, needs and constraints before proposing anything.
We define the solution, scope and timeline with a clear proposal.
We execute with best practices, documenting every step.
We provide ongoing support, improvements and maintenance.
Yes. We set up secure remote access to view your cameras from any device.
When compatible, yes. We can even add AI video analytics on top of existing cameras.
Yes. We integrate access control and recognition into the same monitoring system.
As a reference in Ecuador: an installed, configured 4-camera IP system usually runs $700 to $1,300; 8 cameras with a recorder go around $1,400 to $2,800; projects with 16 cameras or multiple branches start at $3,000. Facial recognition or access control adds from $600. After a free assessment we give you a clear, no-surprises quote tailored to your business.
It's CCTV that also analyzes video in real time: it detects people, counts visitors, builds heatmaps and alerts you to events. That way you don't have to watch the screens all day to react in time.
It varies with the number of cameras and the cabling required. Small setups often take just a few days; we hand you a realistic timeline before we start.
Yes. We hand over a working, documented system, with an installation warranty and local technical support in Quito whenever you need it.
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