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Motorized shades & drapery
Calibrated rooms · cinema seating
On-prem cameras · no monthly fees
Whole-home audio · indoor + lanai
Wi-Fi 6 / 7 · enterprise-grade
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Offices · shops · no monthly fees
Restaurant Video Surveillance
A restaurant runs on cash, inventory and a back door that is open half the day. Its cameras have to cover the bar and the registers, the kitchen line, deliveries and the dumpster area, and still be useful at midnight when the owner wants to know who locked up. We install UniFi Protect restaurant security camera systems in Sarasota and Manatee County.
Most of what owners ask us for is not about break-ins. It is about disputes at the register, a slip-and-fall claim, a delivery that came short, or a staff question that needs a clear answer. Cameras placed for those moments are different from cameras placed for a burglar. Installation work is carried out with our Florida-licensed low-voltage partner.
Two short steps. We walk the restaurant between services, when the floor is quiet.
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Three starting points with real prices. Each system is fitted to the property on a free walk, and you get a fixed price before any work starts.
For an office or a shop
Doors, the register or front desk, the back door and the lot.
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For larger sites and gates
Warehouses, yards, associations and multi-entrance buildings.
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For a house
The drive, the front door, the back yard and a side gate.
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Less than a typical 5-year camera contract, and you own it.
What is in the kit:
Add-ons: Video doorbell · Extra cameras · Plate camera for gates · Alarm
Home and house security cameras in Sarasota · Business security camera systems in Sarasota
Five UniFi camera types, chosen for heat, grease, low light and long hours.
A G6 180 covers the dining room between tables from one wall, which is what a slip-and-fall or an incident claim needs.
Best for: dining rooms and patios.
Over the bar and each POS a dome records pours, the register and the cash drawer without blocking the bartender's line of sight.
Best for: the bar, POS stations and the host stand.
Kitchens get sealed G6 Turrets mounted out of the hood plume, so the line and the pass stay visible and the housing can be wiped down.
Best for: the kitchen line, the cash office and the walk-in door.
At the back door a G6 Pro Bullet records vendors, deliveries and the dumpster area, with the vehicle in frame.
Best for: back doors, deliveries and parking.
A video doorbell at the staff entrance lets the closing manager see who is knocking before opening up.
Best for: staff and delivery doors.
The starting layout for a typical Sarasota restaurant:
| Position | Camera | What it should capture |
|---|---|---|
| Entrance and host stand | G6 Dome | Faces on the way in, and the door at closing. |
| Bar and POS stations | Dome overhead | Pours, the register and the cash drawer. |
| Dining room | G6 180 | The floor between tables, for slip-and-fall and incident claims. |
| Kitchen line | G6 Turret | The line and the pass, out of fryer heat and grease. |
| Cash office and walk-in door | G6 Turret | Who opened the safe or the cooler, and when. |
| Back door and deliveries | G6 Pro Bullet | Vendors, deliveries and the dumpster area, with vehicles in frame. |
Managers review from their phones and export a clip for an insurer or the police in a few taps; recording stays on a recorder in the office. Florida requires everyone's consent to record a conversation, so microphones stay off in the dining room and bar. See also business security camera systems in Sarasota.
Most restaurants fit the Office 8 package, from $4,200 plus tax, or Business Pro for 12 or more cameras, from $10,900 plus tax. The fixed price follows a free walk of the restaurant.
A small restaurant usually needs 8 to 12: the entrance, the bar and each POS, the dining room, the kitchen line, the cash office, the back door and the lot.
In Florida we recommend no audio in guest areas, because recording a conversation requires everyone's consent.
Yes. Each manager gets a UniFi Protect login with the cameras and the history you choose.
Yes, if they are placed out of the direct heat and grease. We choose sealed turret cameras for kitchens and keep them out of the hood area.
No. Video records to a UniFi recorder in the restaurant, with no subscription and no per-camera fee.
Tell us about the restaurant: the bar, the number of POS stations, the kitchen and the back door. We call back to book a walk between services.
