Smarter visibility. Better evidence. Security built around your business.
Eon Bridge designs practical surveillance systems for businesses that need dependable exterior monitoring, clear video evidence, low-light coverage, and room to grow. Starting packages are approximately $3,000.
Request a security site assessment →The 2026–2027 Downtown Resilience Program supports downtown businesses affected by criminal activity and includes a Prevention & Resilience stream for proactive safety improvements. Eligible improvements include exterior security cameras and monitoring systems.
Every property is different. A site assessment determines camera positions, viewing angles, network requirements, storage needs, and recommended upgrades.
For smaller storefronts, offices, studios, clinics, service businesses, and one or two priority exterior areas.
For restaurants, retail, offices, commercial buildings, small warehouses, parking areas, and front/rear access.
For larger commercial properties, warehouses, multi-entrance sites, parking areas, service yards, and stronger perimeter awareness.
A surveillance system does not have to be built all at once. Where appropriate, the underlying PoE and recording infrastructure can be designed with future expansion in mind.
Dedicated LPR cameras for parking entrances, driveways, gates, loading areas, and controlled vehicle approaches. LPR normally complements general surveillance rather than replacing it.
Add exterior views when a site assessment identifies a blind spot or area needing dedicated coverage.
Focused varifocal views where identifying detail matters more than a wide scene, such as entrances, gates, employee doors, and walkways.
Optical zoom and movable viewing for larger lots, yards, and commercial properties, generally used alongside fixed coverage.
Specialized detection for extremely dark environments where conventional visible-light imagery may be limited.
Supported platforms may add detection, search, classification, tracking, and specialized analytics depending on hardware and software.
Optional off-site retention and remote access configured according to camera count and required retention period.
PoE cameras can operate and record over the local network without an active Internet connection. Internet connectivity is generally required for cloud storage, remote viewing outside the property, off-site alerts, or remote system management.
The objective is not to cover every square foot with technology. It is to design the right observation and identification views around the areas that matter.
Coverage, storage, camera count, and infrastructure are determined from the actual site rather than from a generic camera bundle.
Entrances, lighting, parking, network access, camera positions, and priorities.
Broad observation and focused identification.
Essential, Business, or Complete as the starting point.
Size retention around camera count, activity, resolution, and recording preferences.
Install, configure, test, then add capacity as requirements develop.
Final specifications depend on the property and selected platform.
No. PoE cameras can operate and record over the local network without active Internet. Internet is generally required for cloud storage, remote viewing from outside the property, off-site alerts, and remote management.
Yes. Remote access can be configured where Internet connectivity is available.
Every standard camera begins with 128GB of local edge storage, with upgrade options available. A separate local NVR or storage platform can also be configured based on camera count and desired retention.
Yes. Actual storage requirements depend on camera count, resolution, activity, bitrate, and whether recording is continuous or event-based.
Standard exterior options prioritize low-light capability and infrared night vision. Thermal cameras are also available for specialized environments.
Yes. Where possible, systems are designed with future expansion in mind.
Security improvements can sometimes be viewed favourably by insurance providers. Check directly with your insurance provider about any potential premium impact.
A site assessment can determine practical camera coverage, recording, storage, network requirements, expansion options, and whether the Downtown Moncton funding opportunity may be relevant.
