We are a CCTV Company in Coventry, fitting solar-powered and monitored CCTV in your area. Our systems do not have wires to install or large server units, they fit on the outside of your property and connect to your wifi and that’s it. No wifi? no problem! We can fit a 4G unit that works via a phone chip.
The cameras have internal storage to keep your recordings safe and will notify you when activated. There is also a mobile app on which you can view the CCTV footage at any time. The cameras also have a two-way speaker and an alarm to warn off intruders.
One advantage of monitored CCTV systems is the ability to deter criminal activity, as the presence of cameras and security personnel can discourage would-be offenders from committing crimes.
Additionally, in the event of an incident, the video footage can be used as evidence to aid in investigations and prosecutions.
With our monitored CCTV systems, the video feed is monitored by security personnel who are tasked with observing the cameras and alerting authorities in the event of any suspicious or criminal activity. These systems are often used for security purposes in public spaces, commercial buildings, and residential areas.
Monitored CCTV, also known as closed-circuit television, refers to a surveillance system that uses video cameras to transmit a signal to a specific place or set of monitors, where it can be viewed in real-time or recorded for later viewing.
With no wire and no need for a base station, this standalone battery camera can be set up in a few minutes in any places. Connect it to WiFi, and you can enjoy the features without extra subscription fees
You’ll be alerted the instant the PIR sensor senses movements. And by setting up motion sensitivity and PIR schedule, you can personalize the cam to catch what you really care about.
It can’t be easier to control a security camera that works with Google Assistant. Just say “Hey Google, show me the backyard” and you will see live feed from the camera on your Google Nest Hub or Chromecast-enabled TVs. Actions speak louder than words? No, words are enough.
