Follow a particular visit
Review the written account and relevant camera views when you want to understand work or activity on the property.
PerimeterEye Estate ProtectionSeveral entrances.
Several entrances.
One connected picture.
Bring the main house, driveway, garages, and detached buildings into a coordinated property system. PerimeterEye connects observed activity across cameras, presents it clearly, and directs a response where it is needed.
Inside the PerimeterEye appReal screenshots
Real app report: one landscaping visit, observed across six camera views.
Your view and PerimeterEye’s view
You don’t see anyone. PerimeterEye does.
The same approach three ways: what you see from the house at night, what the camera sees in infrared, and the moment the searchlight catches the person.
1 of 3 · Your viewView full size
You don’t see anyone.
From the house, the driveway is dark. Whoever is out there is invisible to you.
2 of 3 · PerimeterEye’s viewView full size
The camera sees them in infrared
In infrared the person is in plain view, and the alert is already describing them: walking toward the house from the road, not normal activity for the property.
3 of 3 · The searchlightView full size
We do.
The searchlight catches the person on the driveway, and their hands go up against the light. The cameras provide the view; the searchlight provides the defense.
Filmed on a real property with PerimeterEye cameras and a searchlight. The approach was staged for filming; the system’s response was automatic, with no operator.
Start with the routes and buildings
Plan a connected property, area by area.
The important measure is how your property is used: where people enter, how they move, and which places need attention.
- Main and service entrances
- Cover the routes used by the household, guests, deliveries, and workers. Separate approaches may need their own camera and communication points.
- Driveway and vehicle areas
- Include the arrival route, parking, and garage approaches. Look for changes in visibility caused by bends, hedges, walls, and parked vehicles.
- Guest houses and detached buildings
- Plan the entrance and connecting paths for each building, along with its power and network connection. Distance from the house should be part of the installation plan.
- Grounds and side access
- Identify the exterior areas and routes that matter most. Prioritize useful views and response placement instead of assuming acreage alone determines coverage.
Understand the whole visit
The crew arrived, worked, and left. You get the account.
In the real report shown above, PerimeterEye followed a landscaping crew from 5:32 to 6:41 PM across six camera views. The system connected the same people as they disappeared from one view and reappeared later, then presented a detailed account of their observed work.
Catch up on the wider day
Use hour-by-hour history and the daily briefing for a broader view. The screenshots alongside are other real app examples.
The example is a routine visit classified as No Threat. It shows why a connected event history matters even when no deterrent response is required.
A central point of control
The Brain brings the connected hardware together.
The PerimeterEye Brain coordinates your cameras, recording, and response hardware. When the system determines that activity needs illumination or audible escalation, the Brain sends commands to the connected searchlights and sirens.
Your phone when you are moving
Check activity, speak live through supported hardware, and manage the response from the mobile app.
Wall panels inside the home
Keep camera views, Property Modes, intercom calls, and owner controls accessible to the household.
View photoA normal day and a busy occasion
The property can stay Armed while life carries on.
Routine work and deliveries
The system learns the property and assesses ordinary staff visits, delivery activity, and household arrivals in context.
Hosting a large event
Choose Visitor when you expect lots of invited activity across the grounds, with welcomes and guidance for arrivals.
A higher response posture
High Alert and Maximum Security let you choose a more assertive posture when appropriate. You retain controls to change or stop the response.
Armed is the daily-use mode.
PerimeterEye learns your property and handles ordinary arrivals, workers, and deliveries in context. There is no daily routine of arming and disarming as people come and go. Visitor mode is for large gatherings with lots of expected activity.
Explore Property ModesSee the response hardware at work
A filmed demonstration of the coordinated response.
This footage shows a working PerimeterEye system using detection, a tracking searchlight, targeted voice, and siren escalation. Your estate layout determines where that hardware should be placed.
Real system footage / Complete responseYouTube
Detection, tracking searchlight, spoken warning and siren escalation, end to end — all recorded output from a working system.
Play with sound to hear the voice warning and siren.Plan the next detail
Explore the areas that matter most.
Before you choose
Estate Protection questions
Can one system cover several buildings?
A PerimeterEye system can be planned around multiple entrances, garages, guest houses, and other buildings. Each area needs suitable camera coverage, power, and a connection to the system. The property layout determines the equipment and installation plan.
How does it understand a visit across different cameras?
PerimeterEye can connect observed activity across camera views into a visit and maintain the association when the same people disappear from view and are seen again later. The real landscaping report shown here covers six camera views from arrival to departure. The account is based on observed activity, not a claim to see what happened off camera.
Does a large property need Visitor mode for staff?
No. Armed is the daily-use mode for routine staff, workers, deliveries, and visitors as the system learns your property. Visitor mode is for large gatherings with unusually high expected activity.
Will one searchlight cover the whole estate?
Coverage depends on sight lines, mounting, distances, and obstructions. A searchlight can rotate 355° and tilt 90°, but those movement specifications do not mean it can see or illuminate through walls, trees, or around buildings. Plan each area deliberately.
Can I control the property while away?
The mobile app provides camera visibility, event review, communication, and response controls when the system and your phone have the required connectivity. Indoor wall panels provide a central place for control inside the home.
What should I share when asking for help with a layout?
Tell our team about the entrances, driveway, detached buildings, areas you want to cover, existing cameras, and available power and network connections. A plan or photos can help clarify sight lines and the routes people use. We can then discuss the configuration that fits.
Build around your property
Build around the way your estate works.
Choose a system package or talk with our team about multiple entrances, detached buildings, existing cameras, and a layout that needs more detailed planning.
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