CCTV, alarms and access control.

AI recognition

Person and vehicle detection, so alerts are about people and vehicles rather than every passing shadow.

Real-time alerts

A warning when a camera sees something that needs your attention.

HD recording and playback

Clear footage when you need to review what happened.

Analogue and IP

New IP systems, or a practical route forward from older analogue cameras.

DVR and NVR

A recorder matched to the size of the system and how you want to store footage.

Night illumination

Infrared lighting so the cameras still have a useful picture after dark.

3G and 4G

A connection where a fixed broadband line is not available.

Remote viewing

Live and recorded footage on a smartphone, wherever you are.

Wired and wireless

The format that suits the building, including a mix where that works better.

App monitoring

See the state of the system from your phone.

Remote control

Set, unset and check the alarm when you are away from the premises.

Phone alerts

A call or message when the alarm activates.

Monitoring options

Self-monitoring, or a route to a professional monitoring service.

Motion detection

Cover the rooms, corridors and approaches that actually matter.

Door access control

Manage entry on the doors that need it, from a single entrance to several.

Keypad and PIN entry

A code for people who need to come and go without a key.

Staff and user access

Separate permissions, so not everyone can open every door.

Fob entry

A simple fob for regular users, easy to withdraw if one is lost.

Electronic locking

Keep the door secure without depending on a traditional key alone.