CCTV - Video Surveillance

Close-Circuit Television

Keep The Right Eyes on Your Business

What Is CCTV?

Closed-circuit television (CCTV) is sometimes simply called video surveillance. CCTV refers to a system of video feeds that are transmitted within a closed system from various security cameras. CCTV is distinct from broadcast television, in that signals are not sent out for just anyone to intercept. Rather, video streams are available only to authorized users.

It has been said, “seeing is believing!” A video surveillance system – your “eyes” while you are away – makes it possible to see what is happening on site in your absence. Activity, equipment, inventory, personnel, visitors, etc. can be observed on a smartphone or other device, in real time or recorded, from anywhere with an Internet connection.

The central station will utilize what is seen to validate alarm appropriateness prior to – or instead of – dispatching authorities (as required in some locales). Analog and/or digital systems will be fitted to your specific requirements and budget.

Select Security CCTV and Video Surveillance Features

Negative consequences of incidents and (otherwise undetected) theft can be significantly reduced or eliminated when a custom-designed video surveillance system is in operation. This will make any facility more secure, more efficient and safer while reducing exposure to accidents, unnecessary loss, and possible liability.

State-of-the-art video surveillance systems make possible an exceptional standard of corporate control, with the utilization of surveillance data sometimes impacting the bottom line.

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