Inside the Pelco and Parabit Partnership

Walk into almost any commercial building and you will see the exact same thing: a dome camera slapped onto the center of a ceiling.

For a basic, wide-angle view of an empty room, that works fine. But the areas where security matters most, like busy entryways, cash wraps, and drive-up lanes, rarely make installation easy. Often, the best possible angle is the hardest one to physically achieve. You are not limited by the camera's technology. Instead, you are limited by the building's architecture.

That is exactly why Pelco and Parabit have partnered up.

By combining Pelco’s high-performance camera sensors with Parabit’s rugged, purpose-built housings, we are making it possible to put elite surveillance exactly where it needs to be, completely integrated and fully protected.

In the security industry, we talk a lot about resolution, AI analytics, and frame rates. But in the real world, a deployment’s success is decided the moment an installer walks on-site and faces reality.

Standard cameras often fall short when up against everyday architectural hurdles, such as:

• Narrow door frames with zero mounting clearance.

• Cluttered retail counters and tight turnstile angles.

• Low-ceiling elevators or harsh glare in drive-up lanes.

When you try to force a generic camera into these spaces, you compromise the field of view. Parabit’s specialized housings eliminate that compromise, ensuring Pelco sensors are positioned for maximum effectiveness.

Parabit’s lineup is specifically engineered to adapt Pelco sensors to the toughest, high-visibility spots:

• Entryways and Exits: Door Jamb and Height Strip housings blend into frames for eye-level facial capture without looking intrusive.

• Transaction Points: Low-profile Counter, Turnstile, and ATM or Kiosk mounts capture clear footage of customer interactions to deter fraud and skimming.

• High-Risk Zones: Specialized mounts attach directly to bullet-resistant glass without drilling, while secure Main Unit Enclosures prevent tampering.

• Specialized Logistics: Rugged enclosures are tailored for drive-up lanes for license plate capture, retail shelving for loss prevention, and baggage carousels for liability tracking.

For integrators, this means no more truck rolls for custom fabrications or sketchy on-site workarounds. You get a clean, professional install that looks intentional and holds up over time.

For end users, you get the exact footage you need for investigations, consistent fields of view, and hardware that can withstand the daily abuse of high-traffic environments.

Pelco brings the vision and Parabit brings the infrastructure. Together, we are delivering surveillance built for the world you actually operate in.

Ready to upgrade your deployment?

See the full compatibility lineup at parabit.com/pelco.