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Lift CCTV · microtrench · supply & installation

CCTV for offices, sites and compounds

We plan coverage around where incidents actually happen — lift cars, lobbies, car parks, loading bays and perimeters — and get the signal back to the recorder even when the building was never cabled for it.

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In-lift CCTV is where most installers stop: no spare travelling cable, and nobody wants the lift down for a week. We use a dedicated point-to-point wireless link to bring video out of the car.

For long outdoor runs, microtrenching lays fibre or copper through a narrow saw cut instead of an open trench. Cameras and recording are one job — NVR sized to camera count and retention, with accounts and remote viewing for the people who are allowed to watch.

What our CCTV service covers

  • Coverage design for lifts, lobbies, car parks, perimeters and back-of-house
  • In-lift cameras with point-to-point wireless links
  • Microtrench cabling across driveways and compounds, with reinstatement
  • CCTV supply and installation: cameras, NVR and remote viewing
  • Per-user accounts and remote viewing for authorised staff
  • Network planning so cameras do not compete with office or site Wi-Fi
  • Handover, playback training and export procedures
  • Maintenance and camera replacement

Products in this service

In-lift CCTV over point-to-point

Lift cars move, travelling cables are full and downtime is expensive. A dedicated link between the car and the machine room carries video without touching the travelling cable. We set angle, IR and recording so the footage is useful to security — faces, not floor tiles.

Microtrench, supply and installation

A narrow cut across a driveway, cable laid, surface reinstated — usually in a day, not a week of open trench. Cameras and NVRs are supplied, installed and given per-user accounts so guards, facilities and a security contractor each see what they are entitled to.

Why choose Bayam for CCTV

  • We take on in-lift CCTV that many installers will not quote
  • Microtrenching across driveways and compounds instead of open trenches
  • Recording and the camera network designed as one system
  • Maintenance and replacement after handover

Frequently asked questions

Will the lift need to be shut down?

Point-to-point work keeps lift downtime to hours, not days. We confirm after inspecting the car and the machine room.

Can you reuse our existing cameras?

Sometimes. If they are poor at night or will not talk to the NVR, replacement is usually cheaper than forcing them in.

How long is footage retained?

Retention is storage size plus your policy. We size the NVR for the days you need — typically 30.

How do we start?

Send a floor plan, photos of the lift car and details of the existing NVR. We will propose point-to-point, microtrench, an NVR upgrade or a mix.

Talk to us about cctv

Send a floor plan, site photos or a short description of the problem. We will confirm the scope and whether a survey is needed.