Cameras, gates, alarms and lighting for produce warehouses, cold storage and trucking yards in McAllen and across the Valley — laid out for trailers, docks and a lot of fence line.
A warehouse is not a big store. It has fence line, dock doors, trailers parked overnight and trucks at all hours. These are the parts made for that.
Cameras on the fence line, the trailer rows and the corners of the building, with person and vehicle detection, so an alert means someone is actually there. After hours, a detection can switch on the yard lights.
The gate opens for a code or a card, with a camera on the lane so you can see the truck and the driver together. Give a carrier access for one pickup window and it expires on its own.
Sensors on the dock doors and man doors, motion inside and cameras on each bay. You know when a door opened, who disarmed, and what came in or went out.
For produce and cold-storage warehouses, temperature sensors in the coolers can send an alert when a room warms past the number you set — in the same app as the gate, the cameras and the alarm. They are an early warning, not a replacement for your own logs.
Temperature alerts when a room warms up.
Access by driver, carrier and time.
Cameras and lights along the fence and yard.
The layout starts with the fence line and works inward. These are the pieces we plan around.
The fence line, the corners and the trailer rows.
Codes, cards and schedules for the vehicle gate.
Door sensors and a camera on every bay.
Yard lights on a schedule or triggered by a detection.
We will walk the fence line, the gate and the docks with you, show you where each camera and sensor should go, and put a number on it — no charge, and no pressure to sign anything on the spot.
Call (956) 624-2463Straight answers before anybody comes out to look at the property.
It depends on the camera, the lens and the lighting. A camera can show that someone is at the far fence without showing their face. We will stand in the yard with you and tell you what each spot would really show.
Often, yes. It depends on the gate and its operator. We will look at it on the walk-through and tell you what it would take.
Yes, if the lights can be tied into the system. A person detected after hours can switch them on, and they can also run on a schedule.
Yes. Temperature sensors send an alert when a room goes past the number you set. They are an early warning for you and your refrigeration company, not a replacement for your own temperature records.
It depends on how far the power runs and what is out there. We will walk it with you and tell you what can be covered and how.
No. Monitoring is optional, and you can add it later.
Yes. Many owners start with the gate and the docks and add perimeter cameras later.
