Environmental, Health & Safety (EH&S).

You can address OH&S requirements with a video surveillance system that helps you provide a secure and safe working environment for your employees and visitors. Furthermore, it can also help gather evidence when investigating OH&S injury claims.

Advantages of CCTV Systems for Business

• Accessibility – Live feeds can give you the ability to quickly and easily view access points in multiple areas of your facility.
• Profitability – With digital video surveillance, you can have greater control over loss from workplace theft of accidents. It may also help lower liability and insurance costs, especially when being sued.
• Productivity – Surveillance can discourage workplace violence, harassment and poor customer service.
• Reliability – New technology mean no more broken or worn-out tapes, and no more costly maintenance.
• Remote access – Many units can help you oversee your business from anywhere you have remote connectivity.

The main difference between the two from a user standpoint is the resolution. 700TVL has lower resolution to a 1.3MP system. This means things may not be as clear, especially if the object is far away.

The 700TVL model is still widely used, especially for domestic purposes, however if you’re keen on capturing a high level of detail, like a number plate, or the amount of notes coming out of a cash register then best to resort to one of the higher definition 1.3MP or 2.1MP digital systems.

All of our cameras have infra red – or the ability to see at night. At night the cameras adjust to the light by turning into black and white mode.

Sample of night vision for 700TVL system.

The exception is our hidden cameras which are too small to have infra red sensors (and thus don’t allow vision at night).

A typical 4 camera system takes around 4-6 hours to install for either a single storey home / standard office. It will take more time if your building is large or you need more cameras.

The cameras send the information on the data it captures to the DVR or NVR. The video record then:

• transmits the information to the screen
• records the information on the hard disc
• connects to a router which broadcasts it across the web

This broadcasting is what allows you to access your feed from any computer, iphone or android device.

Cash, bank deposit and cheque are all OK.

This is expected to be payable on completion of the job. The exception to the rule is if you agree with our staff to specfic alternative payment terms.

Our CCTV systems have a warranty of 24 months. This is both a parts and labour warranty.

Our installation team have been in the industry for years. Over this time, they have seen inferior products come and go. We have selected to work with products that we are because of their general quality and the reliability.

Cameras on an modern analog CCTV system send their video in the traditional base band format over coax or UTP cabling back to a digital video recorder (DVR). Here, video is digitized and stored on hard drives. Most modern DVRs can allow the streaming to be accessed remotely from the LAN, or with the proper configuration, from across the internet.

IP or Digital video cameras broadcast their video as a digital stream over an IP network. Like an analog system, video is recorded on hard drives, but since the video is an IP stream straight from the camera, there is more flexibility as to how and where that video is recorded. The DVR is replaced with an NVR (network video recorder), which in some cases is just software since it doesn’t need to convert analog to digital. Video footage can then be stored on hard drives as directed by the NVR software.

Why choose an analog system?

> cost is generally lower. Our 700TVL package is an analog system.

Why choose a digital system?

> resolution is higher. An analog system has a limit to the image resolution, so if you need high quality vision, go digital. Our 1.3MP / 2.1MP systems are digital system.