In Line Electronics Expand Dandenong CCTV For Manufacturing And Distribution Facility.
In Line Electronics Expand Dandenong CCTV – In Line Electronics has completed a major CCTV upgrade at a manufacturing and distribution facility in Melbourne’s south-east.
The scope of works includes the replacement of ageing surveillance infrastructure, as well as the expansion of camera coverage to improve operational visibility across the site.
The project was undertaken for a leading Australian building products manufacturer at its Dandenong facility, where continued growth had outpaced the capability of the existing surveillance system.
The upgrade involved replacing older cameras and installing more than 25 new cameras, expanding the system to more than 60 cameras covering production areas, storage zones and vehicle movements across the site.
The surveillance solution deployed is from iVSEC, an Australian brand specialising in intelligent video surveillance solutions for residential, commercial and industrial applications. Originally established as part of the AUTREX group in 1991, iVSEC has grown into a trusted provider of NDAA-compliant security cameras, recording solutions and advanced analytics.
The system at a glance
Dandenong upgrade, by the numbers
0+IP CCTV cameras site-wide
More than 25 new surveillance points were added to the existing system — growth of roughly 70 per cent on the pre-upgrade estate, which SEN estimates at about 35 cameras.
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0Coverage zones
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LiveOperator workstations
Camera counts as stated by In Line Electronics. The pre-upgrade estimate and growth percentage are SEN calculations. Coverage zones: production, storage and vehicle movements.
In Line Electronics Expand Dandenong CCTV.
According to In Line Electronics, the client's operational requirements had evolved significantly since the original system was installed.
“Older cameras no longer provided sufficient coverage across key operational areas, while increasing activity involving production processes, storage operations and mobile plant demanded improved visibility and recording capability,” says In Line Electronics’ operations manager, Dylan Barratt.
The client also required dedicated surveillance workstations to provide operational staff with live oversight of critical areas and support incident review.
To meet these requirements, In Line Electronics designed and commissioned a commercial IP CCTV solution tailored to the facility's operational needs.
“In addition to replacing unsuitable cameras and extending surveillance coverage, the installation included dedicated monitoring workstations with monitor mounting systems to provide authorised personnel with live views of production activity, storage areas and vehicle movements,” Barratt explains.
“The supporting recording and network infrastructure was also upgraded to accommodate the larger system. New network video recorders, expanded recording storage through additional hard drives and commercial-grade network switches now provide the bandwidth and capacity required for the expanded deployment while supporting future growth.”
According to Barratt, the completed installation provides comprehensive surveillance across the facility's production, warehousing and traffic management areas, while giving operational staff improved situational awareness through strategically located monitoring stations.
In Line Electronics Expand Dandenong CCTV.
Deployment topology
What changed at the Dandenong site
Toggle between the legacy system and the expanded deployment commissioned by In Line Electronics.
Why it matters: the upgrade's differentiator isn't camera count — it's live operational oversight. The legacy system recorded for later review; the expanded deployment puts production, storage and vehicle movements in front of authorised staff as they happen, with recording capacity sized for growth.
“Beyond security, the system supports day-to-day operations by allowing personnel to monitor manufacturing processes, review incidents more quickly and maintain visibility of vehicle and plant movements across the site,” Barratt explains.
“Management also benefits from a scalable surveillance platform with increased recording capacity and improved risk management capability as the business continues to expand.”
You can learn more about In Line Electronics here or read more SEN news here.
In Line Electronics Installed:
More than 60 IP CCTV cameras
Replacement of ageing surveillance cameras
More than 25 additional surveillance points
Dedicated CCTV monitoring workstations
Monitor mounting systems for operator viewing
Network video recorders
Expanded recording storage with additional hard drives
Commercial-grade network switches
System commissioning and optimisation.
“In Line Electronics Expand Dandenong CCTV For Manufacturing And Distribution Facility.”
In Line Electronics Expand Dandenong CCTV For Manufacturing And Distribution Facility.
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