Local Hawaii support for local businesses
(808) 955-2001   •   support@hil2.com
L2 Solutions · Honolulu, Hawaii

Know what’s happening.
Even when you’re away.

Commercial camera systems, remote viewing, installation, and upgrades—with a local Hawaii team to help you use them.

Camera planning · Installation · Local troubleshooting

ENS Security
Start with the places that matter

A camera plan built
around your business.

Tell us what you need to see. We’ll help work through camera locations, lighting, recording, and access before choosing equipment.

Security camera overlooking a shop entrance and checkout counter
01

Entrances & checkout

Discuss views of entry points and transaction areas, with camera angles chosen for the activity you need to review.

Camera coverage in an organized stockroom and receiving area
02

Stockrooms & deliveries

Plan coverage around merchandise, receiving areas, and staff access points without treating every corner the same.

Exterior security camera overlooking a storefront and parking area
03

Exterior areas

Review lighting, exposure to weather, mounting locations, and the distance between the camera and the area of interest.

Business owner reviewing camera views on a smartphone
Illustrative camera-viewing scene.
Keep your business in view

Check in.
Look back. Stay informed.

A useful camera system should make it straightforward to view your premises and find the footage you need. We’ll discuss remote access, recorder capacity, and how your team will use the system.

  • Live viewing on supported phones and computers
  • Recorded playback and clip retrieval
  • Access settings for the people who need them

Remote access requires compatible equipment and a working connection. Recording duration depends on storage and settings.

Discuss My Camera Setup →
New systems & existing equipment

From the first camera
to the next upgrade.

Technician and business owner reviewing a camera installation plan
01

Installation planning

Review camera placement, cable routes, power, and the network connection needed for your proposed system.

Network video recorder with organized cables and camera viewing monitor
02

Recorders & storage

Choose a recording approach around how many cameras you need and how far back you want to review footage.

Technician checking a security camera and laptop at a workbench
03

Upgrades & support

Share the model of your existing recorder and cameras. We’ll check what may be reusable and what needs attention.

A local team, a clear next step

Installed is only
the beginning.

You need to know how to use your system after it is fitted. L2 helps with setup questions, viewing access, and troubleshooting as your needs change.

Talk to L2: (808) 955-2001 →
  1. Walk through your priorities

    Describe the property and the areas you need to see, including any current blind spots.

  2. Review the proposed setup

    Discuss equipment, placement, recording needs, and project scope before proceeding.

  3. Get familiar with the system

    Go through viewing, playback, and the next steps for getting help.

Before you get started

Good questions.
Clearer next steps.

Talk through the details with our Honolulu team.

Can you work with my existing cameras?

Possibly. Compatibility depends on the camera, recorder, wiring, and network. Share the equipment details so we can review them before proposing changes.

How many cameras do I need?

That depends on your layout, viewing distances, and priorities. A floor plan or photos of the areas you want covered help start the conversation.

Is remote viewing the same as a monitored alarm service?

No. Remote viewing lets authorized users check camera feeds. This page describes camera systems and local support; it does not offer staffed alarm monitoring or emergency dispatch.

What should I prepare for a quote?

Your property address, the areas you want covered, existing equipment details, and any timing constraints. We’ll discuss whether a site visit is needed.

Let's talk about your business

Let’s take a closer look.

New location or an older system that needs attention? Start with your priorities.