Reference

Rust CCTV Codes

Every monument camera code — search, filter by tier, and copy with one click into your computer station.

Codes marked CODE**** have a server-specific suffix — open your computer station and browse the camera list to find the exact code for your server.

Large Oil Rig

13 cams

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3A

Level 3B

Level 4

Level 5

Level 6A

Level 6B

Level 6C

Level 6D

Small Oil Rig

6 cams

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

Cargo Ship

5 cams

Rocket Silo

5 cams

Underwater Lab

14 cams

Ferry Terminal

4 cams

Dome

2 cams

Radtown

3 cams

Airfield

1 cam

Bandit Camp

2 cams

Outpost

4 cams

Abandoned Military Base

1 cam

Click any code to copy. 15 codes require a server-specific suffix.

FAQ

What are Rust CCTV codes?

Rust CCTV codes are identifiers you type into a Computer Station to remotely view surveillance cameras placed at monuments. Each monument has pre-set camera codes that any player can tune into.

How do I use CCTV codes in Rust?

Place a Computer Station in your base, interact with it, and type the CCTV code into the 'Add Camera' field. Press Add, then click the camera name to view its feed. You need a T2 workbench to craft a Computer Station.

What is the CCTV code for Launch Site in Rust?

Launch Site has multiple CCTV cameras: LAUNCH1 (main compound), LAUNCH2 (rocket building interior), LAUNCH3 (satellite area), and LAUNCHSITE (overview / helipad area).

Do CCTV codes change every wipe?

No — monument CCTV codes are fixed and do not change between wipes. They are hardcoded per monument in the game. Custom player-placed cameras have user-defined codes.

Can other players see what I'm watching on my computer station?

No. Other players cannot see what camera you are watching. However, players at the monument might see the camera LED light up, indicating someone is watching.

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