Industrial CCTV Installation

Our technicians and engineers recommend organising a site visit before we offer suggestions, as the ideal CCTV system will differ from site to site based on factors such as layout, number of buildings, perimeter size, and degree of risk.

However, that could include high-scope CCTV towers, thermal-imaging and night-vision surveillance units, and IP cameras with optical zoom, as just a few examples.

Yes, CCTV is far from limited to internal applications, and weatherproof cameras and sensors can be positioned in any outdoor setting, whether covering yards and delivery bays, car parks or large boundary lines.

Industrial sites are commonly at greater risk of theft, criminal intrusion and perimeter breaches, owing to factors such as high-value machinery, components and raw materials; heavy-duty vehicles; tools and loading equipment; and visible operating hours, with unstaffed sites overnight and at weekends.

Overnight and during closure periods, our responders remain operational and will follow the agreed protocols should a live incident be verified. That may mean initiating a blue light response with the police, dispatching security response teams, or advising guards stationed on the premises of an attempted intrusion or other issue.

Most definitely, because conventional CCTV systems can’t always detect covert entry attempts in the dark, and issues such as alarm tampering may mean standard alarms can’t trigger an alert.

Thermal CCTV detects heat signatures from people and vehicles and differentiates between smaller objects, such as wildlife, to determine when an intruder might be scaling a fence, testing a lock, or crawling over a perimeter.

Of course, advanced CCTV equipped with intelligent data analytics can easily separate people from vehicles, with functions like facial recognition and automatic vehicle number plate recognition that can cross-check credentials to determine whether they should be allowed entry.