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Your security network should allow you to know what’s happening on your site and monitor everything that’s taking place, whether you’re there or not. Analytics provide this and more, making your cameras smarter by accurately identifying people, vehicles such as cars and lorries and even boats by comparing an object’s appearance and motion.
Wireless CCTV cameras are becoming increasingly popular for use on a wide variety of sites. If you’re on a strict deadline or don’t want to spend additional time and money on cable installations, wireless CCTV solutions can provide a quick and easy alternative without compromising on security.
Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) is widely used by local authorities, police, petrol stations, academic institutions and security services. Our ANPR cameras provide HD accuracy, meaning you can create watchlists, email alerts and on-screen alarms for vehicles you may not want on your premises.
IP CCTV is the most practical CCTV solution for the modern day. Connecting to your building’s existing IP network, instead of creating a new one, our IP CCTV systems provide greater flexibility, take up less room and integrate seamlessly with your existing IP network.
Replacing your entire camera network can be expensive, time consuming and disruptive, but keeping your old analogue system could cost you more if the footage doesn’t stand up in court.
CCTV has been around since 1942. However, until relatively recently low resolution and grainy images mean it has been of limited capability. It is only since digitisation started to change the industry in 1997 that CCTV began to evolve to become the powerful security tool that it is today.
Our guide '7 frequent mistakes when selecting CCTV and integrated security solutions’ helps you avoid the main pitfalls when choosing a service provider.
The guide discusses:
● The importance of checking supplier credentials such as industry accreditations and references
● The requirement for a consultative approach and technical expertise so that systems are fit for purpose
● The need to consider the quality of hardware, installation and ongoing support services
iC2 was appointed by Chelsea to help the club fulfil all of their necessary security requirements for Stamford Bridge and the surrounding areas. This involved the design and installation of a state-of-the-art surveillance system, which would adhere to all of Chelsea’s health and safety and operational compliance.
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