CCTV 

Closed Circuit TV is an effective safety and security measure for many of today's commercial, residential and industrial properties.

New technology has played a major part in the developing role of CCTV from fully functional domes, state of the art multiplexers to digital recording equipment.

As a completely independent company, our careful selection of products is always impartial, with the sole aim being to find the most appropriate, cost-effective solution, ensuring that every system not only fulfils present needs but can also anticipate future requirements. 

Consultation throughout the design and installation process ensures that all of our CCTV systems, whatever their size and whatever their function, successfully meets our customer's requirements.

Our range of CCTV systems include:-

• single camera systems
• multiple camera systems 
• DVR (digital video recorder)
• PTZ cameras (pan, tilt, zoom) 
• on site/off site monitoring
• vandal proof systems
• IP cameras
• fibre optic camera links

INTRODUCTING CCTV TO YOUR PREMISES:-

Cameras 

There are many different types and styles of camera on the market, including monochrome (black and white), colour, fixed dome cameras, bullet cameras, vandal resistant cameras, and PTZ (pan, tilt and zoom).  All of these cameras can be viewed on a monitor or recorded onto a DVR (digital video recorder) unit, for viewing the images at a later date.

DVR

This is a recording device that takes the images from your cameras and stores them on to its internal memory (HDD) so that they can be viewed at a later date.  As well as recording the images, a DVR can also back up the recorded data onto a DVD memory stick or onto a computer, via IP.

PTZ

PTZ (pan, tilt and zoom) cameras may also be an option for your viewing preferences.  This is usually the case when you need to view multiple areas from the same position.  A PTZ camera can be controlled by a keyboard or DVR device from either an on site or off site position.

Monitors

A monitor is whree you will view the cameras on the system.  Most monitors are TFT or LCD displays, where you can view a single camera or multiple cameras simultaneously.  Monitors are available in a wide range of sizes, from 15" to 42", and systems can include many monitors running all running at the same time.

IP Cameras

IP cameras are cameras which can be connected to a data point on your network and can then be viewed by a PC on the same network.  Images can also be sent off site (eg: for head office to view what has happened on one site).  One of the many benefits of IP cameras is that most work places already have a data network in place. It is then relatively straightforward to connect new cameras onto a system via the nearest network point, avoiding the need  to install additional cables.