Security Camera Monitoring

Here’s quick recap. Security camera monitoring works by transmitting video footage to a remote monitoring station, otherwise known as an alarm receiving centre.  When unusual activity is detected, alerts are sent to security personnel who assess the situation and take necessary actions. This includes contacting the authorities, your keyholder or even communicating with the intruder via a public address system.

CCTV monitoring systems are the perfect crime-fighting solution for one key reason: they detect and deal with threats in real time. If someone attempts to break into your business outside of business hours, these systems will detect it instantly.

Furthermore, real-time, live monitoring and recorded footage help The Police identify and prosecute offenders, effectively preventing and solving crimes​​​​.

Camera monitoring systems feature high-resolution cameras, AI-enhanced motion detection, infrared night vision, remote viewing capabilities, real-time alerts, and integration with other security measures. These features work together to provide comprehensive surveillance, accurate threat detection, and prompt responses to potential security breaches.

The benefits and advantages of these systems include 24/7 surveillance, crime deterrence and immediate, fast response to threats. Furthermore, these systems offer significant cost savings compared to employing on-site guards. If you are looking to either lower the cost of security, or require 24/7 site protection, and investment in a monitored CCTV system is a wise choice.

Security camera monitoring systems use advanced motion sensors, thermal footage and AI technology to accurately detect threats. When an incident is detected, an alert is sent to the monitoring centre, where security personnel assess and respond appropriately​​​.

This very much depends on the setting and other factors. Typically, the types of cameras we would deploy for monitored systems cover, dome, bullet, turret and PTZ. Also, for the highest level of threat detection and accuracy, we install thermal cameras with AI-enhanced motion detection and infrared capabilities for night vision. Each type is chosen based on specific security needs, and budget.

Yes, security camera monitoring systems can be integrated with alarms, access control, and perimeter security solutions. For example, if an alarm is triggered, a CCTV camera can be positioned to provide accurate footage of the situation. Furthermore, to protect site access, cameras can be deployed to trigger alerts is someone is spotted trespassing or looking to gain access to the site.

The cost of these systems varies based on a number of factors. When it comes to installation system complexity and the number of cameras required affect the cost. Your monthly monitoring fees are also related to the volume of cameras we are monitoring. Lastly, some companies require 24/7 monitoring, whilst others just need their cameras monitored after business hours. As a result, 24/7 monitoring will always be more than an out-of-hours service.