Hsn Surveillance

Operating out of Sector-16 in Rohini, specifically at Plot No. G-8/118, is what we do every day. The area is usually packed with cars and people moving about. We deal with cameras, DVRs, and a whole lot of wiring that seems to get tangled no matter how careful we are. Most of the time, our hands are dusty from drilling holes in walls or climbing up ladders to get the angle right on a lens. It’s not the cleanest job in the world, but someone has to make sure the sensors are clicking. Rohini can get really hot in the summer, making outdoor installations a bit of a struggle, but we just get on with it. We keep the shop open for anyone who needs to look at the different types of night vision or outdoor kits we have on the shelves. It’s a small space, mostly filled with boxes and tools. We don’t really do fancy presentations or use big words to describe a lens. If it shows a clear picture, then it’s doing what it should. We usually have the radio on in the background while we test out the power supplies. Neighbors pop in sometimes just to chat or ask about a doorbell. It’s a local spot, nothing more and nothing less. We just focus on the hardware and making sure the cables are tucked away neatly so the client doesn't have a mess hanging off their wall.