Installed & Serviced by Shield Low Voltage
Cameras That Record Are Witnesses.
These Ones Intervene.
Deep Sentinel does one thing: monitored video guard service. Live guards watch AI-flagged camera events in real time, speak to intruders through the camera, and get police moving in about thirty seconds. Installed right by a Utah crew.
How Live Guarding Works
Predict. Prevent. Protect.
Most security footage gets watched the morning after. Deep Sentinel sells exactly one service — cameras with live guards behind them — and everything about it is built to change the outcome while it’s still happening:
Who It’s Built For
A Guard Center Watching
Your Property All Night.
This is a premium service with a monthly guard subscription, and it earns its keep in two places above all:
- High-end residential — estates and mountain homes where the owner wants someone awake at 3 AM confronting a prowler, not a clip of him in the morning
- Large commercial — auto dealerships, equipment yards, warehouses and multi-building sites where after-hours losses are a line item, not a rare event
When an AI-flagged event comes in, a guard is watching your actual feed within seconds — announcing themselves, triggering sirens, and calling dispatch as a live eyewitness while it’s still happening.
The Shield Part
Guards Watch the Cameras.
We Make the Cameras Worth Watching.
Live guarding is only as good as the views it gets. Our job is everything between the box and a guard who can actually see your property:
- Camera placement that covers approaches — guards intervene earliest when the lens sees the driveway, not just the doormat
- PoE done properly — clean cable, surge protection and switching for the wired 2K/4K tier
- Solid network and cellular paths — a guard can’t watch a feed that drops when the WiFi sneezes
- Mixed fleets — guarded Deep Sentinel views on the vulnerable approaches, standard recording elsewhere, one coherent design
An honest word: live guards are a subscription, priced accordingly — and not every property needs one. A fenced yard in a quiet cul-de-sac is usually fine with monitored cameras and a good alarm. Deep Sentinel earns its fee where crime is active or the stakes are high: auto lots, storefronts that have been hit, equipment yards, and homes that want prevention rather than evidence. We’ll tell you which one you are.
Where Deep Sentinel Fits in Utah
The strongest cases we see: high-end homes and estates — Park City, the canyons, the east bench — where the owner wants prevention rather than evidence, and large commercial properties: auto dealerships and equipment yards bleeding from night theft, warehouses and distribution sites, and construction projects between framing and lock-up. A guard who says “you, in the gray hoodie — police are on their way” ends most incidents before glass breaks.
It also plays well with what you already own — guarded views on the approaches, your existing recording system everywhere else.
Common Questions
Deep Sentinel, Answered Straight.
Is someone really watching my cameras live?
Not staring at them around the clock — the AI does the staring. When it flags a genuine human event, a live guard is looking within seconds, can speak through the camera, and stays on it until it’s resolved. You see the same event in the app while they work it.
What does the guard actually do during a break-in attempt?
Announces themselves through the camera — naming what the person is wearing and doing — triggers the siren if words don’t work, and calls local dispatch as a live eyewitness to a crime in progress. That verified-call status is why police response is a different experience than a standard alarm.
Wireless or wired — which should we get?
Wireless kits cover a home fast and are genuinely self-serviceable. The PoE tier is what we recommend for businesses and larger properties: sharper video, no batteries, and rock-solid feeds — it needs professional installation, which is exactly what we do.
Can Deep Sentinel watch cameras we already have?
Partially — the guarded service is built around their hardware, with support for select wired third-party cameras on the PoE side. The practical answer for most sites is a hybrid: their guarded cameras on the critical approaches, your existing system continuing to record everything else. We design that split daily.
What does it cost?
Hardware plus a monthly guarding subscription per property — more than passive recording, far less than a human patrol. The honest comparison is against your losses: one prevented break-in typically pays for years of it. We’ll quote your property both ways so the math is yours.
Prevention, Not Playback
Put a Guard Behind Your Cameras.
Part of our commercial surveillance practice — installs, service, takeovers and 24/7 monitored response.