CCTV is one of the most popular forms of security here in the UK. Providing 24/7 surveillance of properties, CCTV is a very effective method of protecting your home, land or business whilst providing fantastic value for money. After all, can you really put a price on protecting your valuable assets and even your family?
All Security Solutions is a team of leading London CCTV installers and our expertise spans decades within the sector. As a result, we’ve helped thousands of clients install CCTV on their properties in order to prevent, detect and capture crime.
Whether you’re calling in the professionals or you’re doing it yourself, installing CCTV should be done correctly to ensure you’re capturing the right images. If you’re a business, you also have to take into account any data protection or GDPR laws.
In this blog post we’ll discuss everything there is to know about getting CCTV installed.
Where Should The Cameras Be Positioned?
It’s imperative that CCTV cameras are installed in an area which requires surveillance and can capture imagery easily. There is no point putting cameras up if they’re blocked by objects such as trees or walls, so bear this in mind in the first instance. You should also point cameras away for the sunlight to ensure a clear picture at all times.
The best places to put cameras are at the entrance and exits if your property or premises. That way you can capture any footage of people coming and going when they shouldn’t be.
How Is It Connected To An Electric Supply?
Having easy access to an electric supply is imperative to ensure that the cameras work correctly. Regardless of whether your camera system is wireless (run on WiFi) or has a more traditional set up, an electric outlet close by will be required.
How Is The Video Footage Monitored?
Depending on the type of system you opt for, there are a few different ways that your CCTV footage can be monitored.
One of the most popular forms these days is through a smart phone or smart device. These systems simply need you to download an app on your phone or tablet, and you can easily and quickly view all footage which is captured by your cameras instantly.
More traditional set ups have their own monitor within the building itself – this type of system is more likely to be used by businesses within their premises, particularly if they have their own security staff.
Is CCTV Installation Quick?
If you choose to use a professional to install your CCTV system it can be a very quick, straightforward and smooth process. Using experts such as the team at All Security Solutions means that you will have specialists handling the installation- we’ll always review your property and set up to ensure we install the best CCTV option to suit your needs, meaning you don’t need to worry about where the cameras are located, their visibility or their power supply.
Our team are on hand to answer all your questions, so if you’re interested in getting CCTV installed, speak to us today.
