Where is the stair camera usually installed? Can the owner see the surveillance cameras in the community?

If there is a camera in the stairwell, it is usually at the top of the corner of the stairwell. For example, if we live in a high-rise residential area, cameras may be installed in public areas, and most of these cameras are located at the top of public corridors, and a 360-degree camera will be set up in the upper left corner or the upper right corner. Of course, this is only part of the stairs or corridors that will have cameras, and it may not be installed in every community and every staircase. There are even some cameras connected to the bridge.

Can the owner look at the surveillance cameras in the community?

Owners can look at the surveillance cameras in the community, but they need to meet certain conditions. If you need to check the lost property, you need to explain the truth with the residential property or apply to the local public security department for checking. When viewing, only under the supervision of the property or public security personnel can the monitoring screen of the community be retrieved.

According to regulations, owners usually have the right to supervise property companies. As long as it is in this community, the owner has the right to know the specific situation of the property providing services, and the property company has the obligation to disclose the operation status of the monitoring facilities in property management to the owner. If the owner has financial losses and asks for a surveillance video survey, then the property company should assist in the investigation and help him find it.