Verkada Command unifies video surveillance, access control, and intrusion alarms in a single cloud-managed interface, so an estate or business doesn't need separate systems and separate logins for cameras, doors, and alarm monitoring.
Verkada Access Control works with AD64 door readers, Weigand or OSDP-based readers, and Schlage or Assa Abloy wireless locks, plus mobile NFC and license plate recognition unlock at gates. Door schedules, credentials, and activity logs are all managed from Command.
The Verkada BP52 alarm panel and BE32 expander support wired and wireless BR-series door, motion, panic, and water leak sensors, plus BZ11 horn speakers and BZ32 siren strobes for deterrence. Access-controlled doors can trigger the alarm directly, cutting the need for separate intrusion sensors.
Verkada cameras use built-in AI for person and vehicle detection and license plate recognition, and can be paired with 24/7 professional monitoring that verifies alarms against live video before dispatching.
Regent5 designs the camera, access control, and alarm layout, runs and terminates cabling, and configures Command for the property. Our own C10 electrical crew and C7 low-voltage crew work under one license.
A dedicated service team supports Verkada systems for homes and estates, coordinating surveillance, access control, networking, electrical power, backup power, gates, door entry, automation, documentation, and long-term support. Regent5 can also evaluate and service existing Verkada systems based on the condition, configuration, and access available at the property.
Regent5 installs and services Verkada systems across Atherton, Woodside, Portola Valley, San Francisco (including Pacific Heights, Sea Cliff, Presidio Heights, Noe Valley, and Russian Hill), Hillsborough, Los Altos Hills, and Palo Alto, with additional coverage in Menlo Park, Los Altos, Saratoga, Los Gatos, Tiburon and Belvedere, and Napa and Sonoma.


Regent5 designs, installs, integrates, and services Verkada systems for Northern California homes and estates, coordinating cameras, access control, alarms, network infrastructure, power, and long-term support as part of the broader property-security system.
Yes. Verkada cameras require an active per-camera license to keep recording and to access cloud features. Regent5 accounts for licensing in project planning and renewal reminders.
Yes. Door opened, held open, or forced open events from Verkada Access Control can trigger the alarm directly, reducing the need for separate wired intrusion sensors on every door.
Regent5 provides ongoing service for Verkada systems as part of broader estate security support. Service can include surveillance, access control, network, power, gate, door-entry, notification, and integration issues, with the appropriate Regent5 engineering or field team involved as needed.
Yes. Regent5 services existing Verkada systems regardless of who installed them, including issuing new user credentials and a system walkthrough.
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