Dome cameras
Discreet ceiling-mounted cameras for indoor areas — shop floors, receptions, corridors and classrooms.
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Hikvision authorised dealerCameras are only worth what they record. We survey the premises, decide where cameras genuinely need to go, then handle cabling, the recorder, storage and phone viewing — and we are down the road when it needs attention later.
Which camera matters less than where it points and what it can see at night. We pick per location, not per price list.
Discreet ceiling-mounted cameras for indoor areas — shop floors, receptions, corridors and classrooms.
Weather-resistant outdoor cameras for entrances, gates, boundary walls and parking areas.
Higher-resolution cameras over the network, for when number plates and faces actually need to be readable.
Pan, tilt and zoom cameras that cover a wide yard or godown from a single mounting point.
Cameras that record in colour after dark instead of grey shapes — the difference between footage and evidence.
Wireless cameras for homes and small shops where running cable is not practical.
The commonest mistake in a CCTV system is storage too small to hold footage long enough to be useful. An incident is often noticed a week later — if the recorder only kept four days, the cameras were decoration.
Security is not only cameras. For offices, schools and factories we also fit the systems that control who gets in and record who was there.
Each of these needs a different camera plan — a shop counter and a boundary wall are not the same problem.
We walk the premises, find the blind spots and agree what actually needs covering.
Cameras, recorder, storage, cabling and labour — itemised, so you can see what you are paying for.
Mounting, cabling and the recorder, done tidily so faults can be traced later.
Mobile viewing configured, and shown to you until you can use it yourself.
We are in City Centre for adjustments, additions and maintenance.
Tell us the type of premises and roughly the area, and we will come and look before quoting anything.