See the forecourt clearly
Cameras over the pumps, the canopy and the shop show who came, which vehicle they drove and what happened.
HJ SECURITY · KUCHING & SARAWAK
CCTV and alarm for petrol and service stations.
Forecourts, shops and late opening hours. HJ plans CCTV, plate recognition, alarms, networking and displays for the electronic and ELV side of petrol and service stations, to the operator's requirements.
THE STARTING POINT
Start with the everyday problem.
Protect cash and stock
Alarms, access and cameras around the shop, the office and the safe give a record and quick alerts.
Stay online after hours
Stable networking and remote viewing let owners and operators check the site without being there.
Petrol & service station security Canvas
SYSTEMS & SCOPE
Connect the right parts of the station.
Choose the areas that match your priorities, then confirm how they work together. Open a topic for related installation or service information.
CCTV & recording
Forecourt, canopy, shop, office and car park covered.
Plate recognition
ANPR at the entrance and exit to log vehicles.
Alarm & intrusion
Shop and office alarm with panic buttons and phone alerts.
Panic button & siren
Panic buttons for the cashier and a siren for after-hours incidents.
Remote viewing
Live and recorded view on the owner's or operator's phone.
Door access
Controlled access for the office, safe room and storage.
WiFi & network
Network for cameras, the shop system and customer WiFi.
Digital signage
In-store displays for offers and product information.
PA & background sound
Paging and background sound for the shop and forecourt.
Backup power
UPS for the recorder, network and POS devices.
Lightning & surge protection
Surge protection for outdoor cameras, poles and the network.
Maintenance
Scheduled checks so cameras and alarms keep working.
See also: Car service centre and workshop
Planning that fits the station.
New station or refit
- Provide the site plan, canopy layout and shop floor plan.
- Confirm the operator's security and recording requirements.
- Agree the location of the recorder, network and power.
Existing station
- Describe the problem: blind spots, poor night images, false alarms or an unreliable network.
- HJ checks the cameras, cabling and coverage before recommending changes.
- Existing equipment is reused where it meets the agreed requirements.
BEFORE THE QUOTATION
What changes the scope and cost?
Forecourt
Number of pump islands and entrances.
Shop
Floor area and cash handling.
Operator rules
Brand or oil-company requirements.
Retention
How long recordings must be kept.
USEFUL ANSWERS
Questions before you start.
Does HJ handle fuel-dispensing or hazardous-area equipment?
No. HJ covers the ELV and ICT side such as CCTV, alarm, networking and displays. Fuel dispensers, hazardous-area electrical equipment and statutory approvals follow the station operator's and authorities' requirements.
Can cameras capture number plates at night?
Plate capture depends on lighting, camera angle and lane layout. The assessment checks these before a plate-recognition scope is quoted.
Can we view the station from our phone?
Yes. Remote viewing can be set up so owners and operators can check live and recorded video from their phones.
Can alarms and cameras be set up for after-hours closure?
Yes. The alarm, cameras and notifications can follow the station's opening and closing routine.
Plan your next step with HJ.
Share the station location, the number of islands and what you want to protect. We will review the requirements and confirm the next step.