Commercial Security Camera Installation

Benefits of product

Commercial security camera installation is vital to ensure the safety of a business or an organisation. Security camera installation deters criminal activities, monitors access to the premises, and provides valuable evidence in the event of an incident.

Professional installation of commercial security cameras ensures they are placed in optimal locations for maximum coverage and effectiveness. Commercial security camera systems can also be integrated with other security solutions, such as access control or alarms, to provide a comprehensive security solution that meets your needs.

Investing in commercial security camera system installation can provide businesses with enhanced security, peace of mind, and protection of their assets and personnel.

Choosing the Right Commercial Security Camera

Several types of commercial security cameras are available, each with unique features and benefits. The most commonly used types are as follows:

Dome Cameras
Bullet Cameras
PTZ Cameras
Thermal Cameras
IP Cameras
License Plate Recognition Cameras
360-Degree Cameras

Our professional commercial security camera installation service can help and guide you through the type of commercial security camera you should install. Factors such as the location, lighting conditions, and desired level of control and flexibility will all play a role in determining which type of camera is best suited for a particular application.

Essential Components of a Commercial CCTV System

A typical commercial CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) system consists of several components, including:

Cameras: CCTV cameras capture images and video of the area being monitored. Various types of cameras are available, including fixed, dome, PTZ (Pan, Tilt, Zoom), and bullet cameras.
Recorders: CCTV recorders store the footage captured by the cameras for future reference. There are two main types of recorders:

Digital Video Recorders (DVRs)
Network Video Recorders (NVRs)

Monitors: CCTV monitors display the footage captured by the cameras. They can be used by security personnel to monitor the area in real-time or to review footage at a later time.
Cabling: Cabling connects the cameras with the recorders and other components of the system. Several types of cables are available, including coaxial, Ethernet, and fibre optic cables.

Additional components may include power supplies, switches, and other accessories required to meet the CCTV system’s specific needs and affect the commercial CCTV installation cost. Overall, a commercial CCTV system is designed to provide businesses with enhanced security and monitoring capabilities, ensuring the safety of your premises, assets, and personnel.

Don't wait until it's too late - contact us today to learn more about our camera security systems and how we can help you feel safe and secure.

DVR or NVR?

The decision of which one is better, a DVR or an NVR, depends on the use and needs of the property you want to secure.

DVRs are commonly used in analogue CCTV systems and are designed to record and store footage captured by analogue cameras. They typically have a lower cost and can support a limited number of cameras.

NVRs, on the other hand, are used in IP-based CCTV systems and are designed to record and store footage captured by IP cameras. They offer higher video quality and greater scalability and can support more cameras than DVRs. NVRs also provide more advanced features like remote viewing, motion detection, and analytics.

A DVR would be the better choice for an analogue CCTV system. However, if you have an IP-based CCTV system or plan to upgrade to one, an NVR would be a better choice because of its advanced features and scalability.

What About Cloud Storage?

Cloud storage is an alternative option for storing CCTV footage. Instead of storing footage locally on a DVR or NVR, cloud storage allows users to store footage remotely on a cloud-based server. This has several benefits, including:

Footage can be accessed from anywhere with the help of an internet connection, which allows remote access and makes monitoring easier.
Cloud storage is often more secure as it is protected by advanced security protocols and encryptions.
It is easier to scale up the cloud storage based on the user’s needs without needing physical upgrades or expansions.
Cloud storage offers multiple copies of the footage stored across different servers, ensuring data protection.

However, some drawbacks to cloud storage also exist. It can be expensive compared to local storage, and users are often required to pay a subscription fee to avail of cloud storage services.

Steps Involved in Our Commercial Security Camera System

Our commercial security camera installation process typically involves several key steps:

Consultation
Site Survey
Design (Based on the consultation and site survey, we design a customised security camera system that meets the specific needs of the client)
Installation
Testing
Training and Handover

Overall, our commercial camera installation process is designed to be comprehensive, customised, and efficient, ensuring our clients receive a high-quality system that meets their needs and requirements.