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Replacing old CCTV cameras
Cameras that cannot see at night, or will not work with a decent recorder, come down — and a working set goes up in the same spots.
What's going on
The cameras are still up, but the footage is useless: washed-out at night, broken night vision, old analogue cameras that will not talk to the recorder, or a recorder that has been patched too many times. Keeping them going usually costs more than swapping them.
What we do
We work out which views still matter, which cables and switches can stay, and whether your recorder has life left. New cameras go in the same spots where the view is right. Where it is not, we move the camera instead of pointing a new one at the same blind corner.
Before we leave
Guards, management and anyone else who needs access get their own logins. Storage is set to your policy — usually 30 days — and we show you how to play back footage, so nobody has to share one admin password.
What's included
- Check of existing cameras, cabling and recorder
- Good cabling reused; old analogue setups retired
- New cameras supplied and installed
- Recorder upgraded only if it is holding things back
- Logins, storage and playback training
Got the same problem?
Send us a few photos of what you have now. We will tell you if it is a quick fix, a swap or a new install.