Home CCTV is a different job from a shop or warehouse. RADON installs 4, 8 and 16-camera packages for villas and houses across Ras Al Khaimah — cameras positioned for gates, driveways, entrances and boundary walls, cabling run tidily, and live viewing set up on your phone before we leave.
Do villas in Ras Al Khaimah need GRA approval for CCTV?
The Hemaya approval requirement under RAK Law No. 3 of 2015 is aimed at premises carrying out economic or commercial activities, along with government, free-zone and vital facilities. A private villa used purely as a home is generally not in that category, so most homeowners do not need a Hemaya certificate. Residential and office complexes, towers and apartment buildings are treated differently, because their shared areas are covered. If your property is a mixed-use building, a compound with commercial units, or you are unsure, confirm with GRA on +971 7 235 7779 before buying equipment. Privacy rules still apply to everyone: cameras must never overlook bedrooms, bathrooms or changing areas.
Who it is for
Who needs this service
Villa owners wanting coverage of gates, driveways and boundary walls
Families who want to check on the property while travelling
Households with staff, deliveries or regular visitors
Compounds and townhouses needing shared-entrance coverage
Homeowners replacing an old analogue system with IP cameras
Scope
What is included, and what is not
Included
Free site survey and camera positioning plan
4, 8 or 16-camera packages sized to the property
Colour night vision cameras rated for UAE heat and dust
NVR or DVR with storage sized for your chosen recording period
Concealed and tidy cabling, with a neat equipment cabinet
Mobile app setup on your phone via Hik-Connect, DMSS or EZView
Handover walkthrough so you can use the system confidently
Not included
Civil works such as trenching, wall chasing or ceiling rebuilds
Cameras overlooking a neighbour's private property, which we will not install
Internet subscriptions required for remote viewing
Hemaya certification, which residential-only properties generally do not require
How it works
Our process
1
Free home survey
We walk the property and agree camera positions for gates, entrances, driveways and blind spots.
2
Package and quote
We recommend a 4, 8 or 16-camera package and quote it in full, with no obligation.
3
Installation
Cabling, mounting, recorder and power — done tidily, with cable runs kept out of sight where possible.
4
Phone setup
We configure live viewing and playback on your phone and show you how to use it.
5
Aftercare
Call us if anything changes. Maintenance contracts are available if you want scheduled checks.
Coverage
Where we provide this service
Our showroom and service centre is in Al Nakheel, Ras Al Khaimah. We serve customers across Ras Al Khaimah — including Al Nakheel, Al Mairid, Al Dhait, Al Qusaidat, Julphar, Khuzam, Al Seer, Al Digdaga, Al Jazeera Al Hamra, Mina Al Arab, Al Hamra and Al Rams — and deliver across the UAE.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How many cameras does a villa usually need?
Most villas are well covered by 4 to 8 cameras: main gate, driveway, front entrance, rear or garden access, and one or two boundary views. Larger properties with multiple gates, staff quarters or a long perimeter usually need 8 to 16. We confirm the number during the free survey rather than guessing from a floor plan.
Can I watch my home cameras while travelling abroad?
Yes. We configure remote viewing at no extra cost during installation, so you can watch live footage and play back recordings from anywhere with an internet connection.
Will the cameras work at night?
Yes. We fit cameras with colour night vision rather than basic infrared where lighting allows, so you get usable detail — a number plate or clothing colour — instead of a grey silhouette.
Can cameras point at my neighbour's property?
No, and we will not install them that way. Cameras must not capture areas where people reasonably expect privacy. We position and angle cameras so they cover your property and its approaches, not your neighbour's.