Cameras for places where cable is hard to run: garden offices, outbuildings, gates and rented homes, connected by Wi-Fi or a dedicated wireless link.
When cabling is not practical
Wireless CCTV is ideal where running a cable would mean lifting floors, crossing a garden or drilling through period features. It is also useful in rented homes, where you want to keep drilling to a minimum.
Wireless still needs planning. A camera is only as reliable as its signal and its power supply. We check Wi-Fi strength at every position, use dedicated point-to-point links for longer distances, and make sure each camera has a reliable power source. Where a cable is the better choice, we will tell you.
Wireless options
Cameras that join your Wi-Fi, ideal for short distances.
A dedicated wireless bridge to outbuildings, gates or car parks.
Wire-free cameras for positions with no power nearby.
Footage recorded to a recorder or memory card, not only the cloud.
Access points or extenders added where Wi-Fi is weak.
All cameras viewable together in one app.
Typical places we use wireless cameras or links.
Not sure what you need? Tell us what is happening and we will advise.
No-obligation quote
We test signal on site before quoting. The cost depends on:
How it works
We test Wi-Fi strength at each camera position.
Wi-Fi cameras, wireless links or cable, whichever fits.
Cameras, links and power fitted and aligned.
Connection, recording and app viewing confirmed.
Who it is for
Gardens, garages and garden rooms.
Security with minimal drilling.
Gates, compounds and temporary works.
Related services
Link buildings, gatehouses and cameras without digging trenches.
Discreet cameras for doors, drives, gardens and side access.
Weatherproof Wi-Fi for gardens, yards, car parks and terraces.
Single cameras or additions to an existing system, fitted properly.
Free quote
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