The process of having clothes dry cleaned is a magical concept for most. A customer drops their dirty clothes off and then picks them up, three or four days later, magically clean in a way that their home washer or dryer could never achieve. What goes on beyond the counter, aside from the fascinating roller-coaster like rack where the chemically cleaned clothes hang in their neat plastic jackets, is irrelevant. The only thing that matters is that their clothes (usually the more expensive and delicate elements of their wardrobe) are clean and waiting for them. A dry cleaner's security, like the mysterious dry cleaning process, is one of the last things on a customer's mind when they drop their things off. That's why video surveillance is a great security tool for dry cleaners - it allows for effortless security and lets you keep your dry cleaning operation as hassle-free as possible.

There are lots of things to consider when putting in a dry cleaners security system, including:

No security system is different, and the layout and type of cameras you use depends on a variety of factors. Consider the following when you're choosing and installing security cameras: