CVCCTV & security
We survey the site, plan coverage so there are no blind corners, and install weather-rated IP cameras with a recorder that keeps footage on site. You watch live or play back from your phone, and alerts reach the right person.
01What we set up
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Coverage plan
A camera-by-camera drawing of what each one sees, agreed before we drill.
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Outdoor-rated cameras
Housings rated for rain and salt air, with night vision for jetties, beaches and back-of-house.
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Recording on site
A network video recorder sized for the number of days you need to keep.
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Phone viewing
Live view, playback and clip export for the people you choose.
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Alarms & sensors
Door contacts, motion sensors and sirens that alert your phone.
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Access & visitor logs
Card or PIN entry for stores, server rooms and staff areas.
02A typical system
The spec sheet.
Every site is quoted to its own survey. This is where most of ours start.
- Cameras
- IP, 4–8 MP, infrared night vision, weather-rated housings
- Recording
- On-site NVR, storage sized to your retention period
- Power
- PoE from the network switch, with UPS backup
- Viewing
- Phone app and desktop, per-user permissions
- Handover
- Camera map, passwords sealed to the owner, staff training
Good fit for
- Resorts & guesthouses
- Shops & warehouses
- Offices
- Private villas
- Construction sites
03Questions
Asked often.
How long is footage kept?
As long as you need. We size the recorder's storage for your cameras and the number of days you want, commonly 30.
Can you take over an existing system?
Often, yes. We check what's worth keeping, replace what isn't, and put everything into one app.
Will salt air ruin the cameras?
We use weather-rated housings and sealed connections outdoors, and check them on maintenance visits.
Often paired with
Planning cctv & security?
Tell us what you're planning. We'll come back with questions, a survey date or a first quote, usually within one working day.