11/06/2026
NF S61-932: An amendment that redefines the oversight of actuated devices of safety
Video surveillance serves a different purpose depending on whether it protects an entrance, a car park, a stockroom, a loading bay or a plant room. This table helps you quickly identify the areas to monitor and the most suitable video solutions.
Scroll the table horizontally to see all the information.
| Space to monitor | Main requirement | Possible solution |
|---|---|---|
| Main entrance Thoroughfare for staff, visitors and contractors | Monitor movement and make alarm verification easier | Fixed camera, supervision, linked to access control |
| Parking Vehicle access, parking and outdoor traffic | Monitor vehicles and secure access points | Outdoor camera, night vision, number plate recognition |
| Stockroom or warehouse Area exposed to theft, loss or unauthorised access | Deter intrusions and document incidents | Indoor camera, motion detection, recording |
| Loading bay Interface between hauliers, goods and internal teams | Track movements and analyse incidents | Flow-oriented cameras, recording, video supervision |
| Plant room Sensitive space linked to building operation | Monitor a critical area and reduce blind spots | Targeted camera, restricted access, video alarm verification |
| Industrial or outdoor site Large areas, weather or environmental constraints | Watch high-risk areas and detect abnormal situations | Outdoor cameras, infrared, thermal as required |
DEF supports you in choosing cameras, positioning them, storing footage and integrating video into a coherent security architecture.