To fully protect your staff and premises, you require a CCTV camera system which is GDPR compliant and tailor-made to your needs and requirements. It’s important that no concessions are made during this initial process, otherwise the effectiveness of the final installation could be compromised or flawed.
In the first instance, we’ll undertake a no obligation site survey to discover what areas of your premises are most vulnerable. We will then take you through all of the options available and provide guidance on which type of CCTV system will keep your premises secure.
The team of surveyors and CCTV installers at ClearView have expertise and experience in all aspects of CCTV for complete peace of mind and to help you meet your business security systems, safety and management requirements. If you would like to find out more about our CCTV solutions, complete the form above to book a free site survey or call 01245 214104 to speak to a member of our team today.
We manufacture, install and maintain a range of high definition CCTV cameras to meet demanding requirements including vandal-resistant, explosion-proof, marine and covert.
We provide regular CCTV servicing & maintenance. Ensuring your CCTV is fully operational and working 24/7, every day of the year. This guarantees maximum protection for your staff, visitors, premises and ensures you meet all legal, insurance and data protection requirements.
Our recently upgraded SSAIB category 5-approved monitoring centre provides you with a quicker, more effective response. We can monitor your internal and external CCTV cameras, all from our central monitoring station 24/7.
Video analytics can transform standard CCTV systems into intelligent and effective detection and alert systems. CCTV cameras are now capable of recognising faces of people, vehicles, animals and bags automatically. From CCTV face recognition cameras to people counting software and intruder detection systems we provide a one stop shop for all analytic solutions.
This will depend on the nature of the problem or threat that the CCTV camera system needs to resolve. The first step is to mark key areas of concern on a site plan. Next, define the problems affecting the premises e.g. theft, unauthorised entry, health and safety etc. This process will give you an idea of the number of CCTV cameras required.
The camera type, number of cameras and installation requirements will all determine the final cost of your CCTV system installation.
Please get in touch with us to book a free consultation and site visit so we can determine your requirement and provide a fixed quote for your consideration.
The camera resolution required will depend on whether you want to detect, observe, recognise or identify (as defined by the Home Office), at each area under surveillance. We typically use HD CCTV cameras with between 3 and 8 megapixel resolution (8MP cameras are termed 4K CCTV cameras). For identification, you will require 40 pixels per face or 5 pixels/cm. Our designers will ensure that the right CCTV cameras are selected for your system. Please take a look at the section below showing the difference between common camera resolutions.
The best CCTV system for your business depends on a number of factors. That’s why we offer a free quote and no obligation consultation to determine your exact requirements. Ensuring as a minimum we meet your security needs while taking into account budget and any technical constraints.
In short, the best CCTV system for your business is one that can be realistically obtained based on your needs and circumstances. We work with a range of partners to ensure a wide variety of products are available, and are NSI Gold accredited to ensure we can provide the best installation advice to our customers.
You do not require a CCTV licence as such. However, if you are an organisation, business or sole trader who processes personal information (this includes use of CCTV systems), you will need to include details of your CCTV usage in your notification to the Information Commissioners Office (ICO). This will help ensure that you comply with your GDPR obligations.
If you would like to find out more speak to a member of our team by calling 01245 214104, completing the form above or start a live chat (bottom right of your webpage).
There are many different types of CCTV camera, some general use and some for bespoke requirements. Categories include wired, wireless, fixed and PTZ (pan tilt zoom) controlled. Fixed camera are bullet, turret or dome and designed for internal, external, vandal-resistant and weatherproof applications.
Specialist bespoke cameras including Thermal CCTV, Marine CCTV, Explosion proof CCTV, Hazardous CCTV and ANPR systems can be found on our CCTV Cameras page.
4K CCTV cameras are currently towards the top of the CCTV range in terms of resolution. Like HD cameras they offer great picture quality, but at double the resolution you can see even more detail. 4K cameras can in some instances remove the need for cameras to have an optical zoom, so although they are the more expensive option, it may be worth comparing them with HD cameras. If you are looking for a highly crisp picture quality or extending the viewing distance of your existing CCTV system this is a great option.
There are various different types of CCTV camera with specialist properties suited to different applications. For example ANPR cameras are configured to allow specialist software to automatically recognise number plates while vehicles are on the move. While Thermal CCTV Cameras provide excellent night vision and can be setup to measure body temperature at close range.
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