Survey to BOQ, on site.
List the cameras as you walk the site. The BOQ, the camera breakdown per model and the hard-disk storage per NVR are worked out for you. Export to Excel or print to PDF when you're done.
Everything stays on this device and is saved automatically. Nothing is uploaded. Use Excel or Save project file to move a job to another device.
Project & client
Camera list
| N. | Camera name | Camera model | Coverage level | Existing / new | NVR | Floor | Remarks | Delete |
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Models & storage
Camera models
Fill in each model once. The description and brand go into the BOQ, and the bitrate drives the storage calculation. Typical H.265 bitrates: 2MP about 2–4 Mbps, 4MP about 4–6, 4K about 8.
| Model | Brand | Description (for BOQ) | Bitrate Mbps | Unit price | Qty |
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Storage per NVR
| NVR | Cameras | ID | REC / DET | ANPR / other | Total Mbps | Required | HDDs | Actual capacity | Suggested NVR |
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Required = bitrate × 24 h × days, continuous recording. Actual capacity is what the recorder shows: an 8 TB disk gives about 7,450 GB.
Bill of quantities
| N | Device type | Description | Model number | QTY | Unit price | Total | Notes |
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Camera lines AUTO come from the camera list; edit their description in Step 03.
Export
Excel file
Four sheets, as in your usual file: Client Details, Camera list, BOQ and STORAGE.
PDF / print
A clean A4 BOQ with the Queen Tech header and signature lines, ready to send to the client.
Project file
Save the whole job to continue on another phone or laptop, then open it with Open / import.