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The first thing that should come to mind when talking about CCTV maintenance is how to keep the camera working properly, especially during the warranty period.
It’s important to keep the cameras working and also clean. The routine is to check the racks that may occur in the facility. Below is the task that needs to be carried out during the maintenance.
Installation
It’s important to take a look at each camera to +-makeVCXSAQ12sure the physical installation is OK. Sometimes some incidents such as hurricanes, earthquakes, wall cracks, or something hitting the camera can affect the camera positioning and integrity. The camera cabling and connectors should also be checked to make sure they are not compromised and damaged by weathering, corrosion, animal bites or improper pulling.
Field of View
This is also very important; the FOV (Field of View) must be always checked to guarantee it’s covering the area it supposes to. Just compare the actual FOV with the one from the initial project. If you don’t have this information, just ask somebody in charge or use your skills to choose the best FOV for that situation.
PTZ presets and patrolling
If there are PTZ cameras in the system, check if the presets, patrolling and patterns are according to the initial project. Just take a look at the installation report to make sure everything is correct.
Cabling and Connectors
Check the cables and connectors to make sure everything is OK. Look for signs of cable pulling, corrosion, rust, damages caused by animals or insects. Replace bad cables and connectors if necessary.
Cleaning
It’s common practice to clean the dome/bullet initial camera and lenses at least four times per year. Depending on the installation area, it’s necessary to clean more often, but all depends on the environment condition and the climate which can bring dust or even snow. Sometimes there are some bugs or birds that start living under the cameras or close enough to cause some problems. You might find the proper way to clean the camera and get rid of those insects/animals.Usually the racks attract a significant amount of dust due to the equipment fans. Sometimes they also become the home for bugs or small animals. Just clean the rack properly as often you clean the cameras.
Condensation
Some dome and bullet cameras can have condensation problems that sometimes are not visible during the inspection, especially if such condensation occurs during night time or after raining. Check the video recording or ask the CCTV operators to find out if there are some condensation issues that need to be fixed.
Power
The equipment inside the racks are very important. for the surveillance system. Make sure the UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) is working by running (use a diagnostic tool if it’s available)
IR operation
Infrared cameras can have problems with reflection or with the infrared cut filter. Check the recordings to make sure the footage from infrared cameras are good enough and if there’s no IR reflection that hits the camera lens. Those reflections are usually caused by walls and reflective objects that are close to the cameras or even by scratches or dust on the dome or housing. Check also if the camera ICR (Infrared Cut Filter Removal) is working properly.
Firmware Updates
IP cameras have an operating system that runs different types of services that are frequently updated to correct software glitches and improve the security to avoid hacking. It’s common practice to update the camera’s firmware if there’s a major security threat or some considerable quality or feature improvement, other than that it’s not necessary to update all the cameras just because a new firmware with minor changes is available.
Violation
The racks hold the servers, switches, recorders, routers and other devices that are essential for the security system. They must be locked and only authorized personnel must have access to them. Make sure the racks are correctly protected and there’s no sign of violation. If you find something that is unusual such as a break-in, talk to the client to discuss the course of action (call the police or something similar).
Equipment
The servers, recorders and network devices such as switches and routers must be in working condition. Check if their fans are working and if they are not overheating, check also if there’s some unusual noise that indicates an issue with spinning hardware such as hard drives and fans. You can also run a diagnostic test if the equipment you are using has such a feature.