Network cameras on PoE cabling, recorded by an NVR and viewed securely on your phone, installed by a team that understands both CCTV and networks.
CCTV and networking together
IP cameras send video over a network cable, just like a computer. With Power over Ethernet, one Cat6 cable carries both power and video, so there is no separate power supply at each camera. The result is sharper images, smarter detection and a system that is easy to expand.
Because IP CCTV is a network, it needs to be designed like one. We plan cable routes, PoE switch capacity, IP addressing and bandwidth, so cameras stay online and your other devices are not slowed down. Then we set up recording, detection rules and secure remote viewing.
What is included
HD and 4K network cameras with strong night vision.
Cables run, terminated and tested to each camera.
Switches with enough power budget for every camera.
A network video recorder with storage sized to your needs.
People and vehicle detection, line crossing and zones.
App access set up securely, with unique passwords.
The advantages over older analogue systems.
Not sure what you need? Tell us what is happening and we will advise.
No-obligation quote
Your quote follows a survey of the site and network. It depends on:
How it works
Camera positions, cable routes and your network checked.
Cameras, switches, recorder and IP plan agreed.
Cabling, cameras and network equipment fitted.
Recording, detection and remote viewing set up.
Who it is for
Sharp footage and smart alerts on a few cameras.
Cameras alongside an existing business network.
Many cameras across buildings, yards and car parks.
Related services
Ultra HD detail where it matters: faces, number plates, tills.
Structured data cabling, terminated, tested and labelled.
Gigabit cabling for desks, cameras and access points.
Multi-camera systems with secure remote access for busy sites.
Free quote
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