Installing a CCTV system is a great way to keep your premises secure, but if you fail to maintain it, you might find yourself in trouble later down the line! Like all technology, CCTV cameras can fail if they're not looked after. Unlike your computer or your TV, CCTV cameras are often out in the elements 24/7 (not to mention the vandals that try to destroy them) which makes them even more prone to damage than almost any other piece of security kit.
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Automatic number-plate recognition (ANPR) cameras capture vehicle registration plate numbers using optical character recognition technology.
Invented in the UK in 1976 and entering widespread use from the 1990s, ANPR technology is often associated with speed cameras and police cameras. However, it can also be used in closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems for security and access purposes.
In this blog post, we’ll break down just how ANPR cameras work.
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CCTV cameras are a tried and tested method for protecting private and public property. Cameras act as both a deterrent and a way to collect evidence should a crime occur.
To get the most out of your CCTV cameras, it's important to install them in the right locations for both effective recording and deterrence. We'll also look at where you should not install security cameras if you want to stay on the right side of the law.
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All businesses should invest in physical security, especially a good CCTV system. Installing security cameras on your commercial property is a smart way to protect your staff, customers and assets.
If you’re a business owner considering a CCTV system, you probably have a lot of questions. That’s why we’ve put together this handy list of common CCTV FAQs so you know exactly where you stand. More...
SHORT ANSWER: Anyone can install CCTV cameras, but a professional CCTV installer will get better results.
As they become easier to use in homes, one question arises: is it wise to install CCTV cameras by yourself?
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