Air France cargo facility

A full 4K camera upgrade for Air France’s cargo facility.

Three Factor Security replaced an outdated analog system with an NDAA-compliant 4K camera system covering the entire cargo facility, with specialist camera views and 90 days of recording retention on RAID storage.

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Camera upgrade at Air France’s cargo facility

Property environment

Project setting

Air France’s cargo bay facility in Los Angeles, previously served by an outdated analog surveillance system.

Planning priorities

Challenge

Modernize the entire facility’s camera coverage, add specialized wide-angle views, and extend recorded-video retention to 90 days.

Three Factor’s roleCamera-system replacement and upgrade, specialist panoramic views, and configuration of 90-day recording retention on RAID storage.

Solution & implementation

From analog equipment to facility-wide 4K coverage.

The upgrade combined a replacement camera system, specialized 180° and 360° views, and recording storage configured for the facility’s retention needs.

01

Replace the analog system

Completed a full camera-system upgrade from the facility’s outdated analog equipment.

02

Upgrade to NDAA-compliant 4K

Installed an NDAA-compliant 4K system for camera coverage throughout the cargo facility.

03

Add specialized camera views

Included 180° cameras and 360° multisensor cameras to provide wide views of the facility.

04

Configure 90-day retention

Configured RAID storage for 90 days of recorded video across the entire facility.

Result & documented delivery

What the project includes.

The completed upgrade provides 4K camera coverage throughout the facility, specialized panoramic views, and 90-day video retention on RAID storage.

01NDAA-compliant 4K camera system02180° specialist camera views03360° multisensor cameras0490-day retention on RAID storage

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