Security System Installation in Hucking

Setting up your new security system

Upon purchasing your sleek new set of security cameras, you are going to have a few questions on the overall placement of the cameras and how you can best get your money’s worth.

Site Assessment

• If you decide on a professional service to install your new security system, they will conduct a full site assessment of the property and form a plan on where is best to place your new security cameras so that you get the best coverage around your property.
• In addition to the full site assessment, CCTV installers will assess for any vulnerability as well as blind spots, ensuring that they are completely covered.

Training and Support

Getting your new security system set up is half a job however, being able to use and manage a CCTV system may be new to some. Installers make sure that you can fully use your new security system, by providing basic or advanced training so that you know what you are doing, so whether you are new to having CCTV or you are upgrading your current system, you can feel at ease that you won’t be left in the dark when it comes to using your new kit, installers might offer additional services so you can:

• Use your security system and view the feed live, so that you can actively ensure that your property is safe.
• Help you link your CCTV to a computer/device so that you can watch all camera feeds at once, ensuring your safety and potential employees or residents.
• Make sure any updates/system changes can be completed by yourself, by the training provided.
• 24-hour support, so that if you struggle with accessing data or recent footage, they can assist you.

Legal Compliance

Among all the other tasks to partake in when installing your CCTV, the main and final component to finishing the setup of your new security system is ensuring that it is legal, following all the laws and regulations so that you can use your footage in evidence in case anything were to go wrong. The legal compliances consist of

• Ensuring you have stuck up stickers that state you are recording the property, without this, you are not able to use any footage in court if necessary.
• Ensuring that your camera footage is not disrupting anyone’s privacy or disturbing their peace.
• You need to clearly define the purpose of the CCTV cameras, for example, stating that the cameras are in use for your own security and crime protection.