CCTV cameras

Choosing the right security cameras can feel overwhelming. Options include bullet, dome, and PTZ cameras, and either wireless (Wi‑Fi/smart) or wired (analogue/IP).

  • Wireless Wi‑Fi cameras: easy to install and use, often run on batteries and store footage on a Micro SD card, and can use a removable/solar‑chargeable battery. They’re cheaper but depend on good Wi‑Fi and need more maintenance.

  • Wired analogue/IP cameras: use coaxial or Ethernet cables to send power and video to a DVR/NVR. More stable, lower maintenance, and can record longer. They need professional installation to run cables neatly, which can be labor‑intensive and affect a building’s appearance.

Most cameras include an app for remote viewing on phones or tablets. We have years of experience installing and maintaining both systems—contact us to discuss your needs.

CCTV dome camera
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Wireless Alarm systems

A wireless alarm systems like Ajax , links sensors, sirens, and a control panel via radio and Wi‑Fi—no cables.

How it works

  • Radio signals: Sensors talk to a central hub securely.

  • Internet: Hub uses Wi‑Fi / mobile data to send smartphone alerts.

  • Batteries: Sensors/keypads use replaceable batteries (1–3 years).

Main components

  • Control panel/base station: Processes signals and sounds alarms.

  • Entry sensors: Magnetic contacts on doors/windows.

  • Motion sensors: Infrared/heat detectors.

  • Keypad/fob: Arm, disarm, or panic.

Key benefits

  • Easy install: No drilling or cables.

  • Flexible: Add cameras, sensors, or smart devices.

  • Remote control: Manage settings and get instant app alerts.

  • Contact us to discuss your requirements and a free quote.