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Security systems do more than just sound an alarm, they offer peace of mind. From deterring potential intruders to providing evidence in the event of a break-in, a properly installed system can significantly reduce the risk of theft and vandalism. For homeowners, it brings comfort and control. For business owners and landlords, it protects stock, data, and premises. All while showing insurers and stakeholders that you’re taking safety seriously. Investing in a security system is not just about what you might prevent, it’s about the confidence and reassurance you gain every day. As approved Texecom installers, our electricians can design, install, and maintain your alarm system, ensuring the safety of your property, even when you’re not there.
CCTV systems offer a range of benefits across various sectors, including security, surveillance, and management.
Alarms and CCTV might spring to mind when you think of strong security solutions but security lights can act as a major turn-off to would-be burglars.
If your business houses valuable items, important stock or sensitive/confidential information on-site we would strongly recommend investing in security lighting for your business. If your business is a wholesaler or works in the retail industry, we would advise you even more strongly to hire a professional to install security lighting on your premises as businesses in these sectors are often targeted the most by thieves and opportunists.
Your alarm should be serviced once a year.
Do police respond to house alarms?Not unless the alarms are monitored.
What happens during a power cut?In the event of a power cut, your alarm has a battery back-up until power is restored. CCTV systems will go offline during a power cut. However, there are solutions for peace of mind. One being to provide a battery back-up if required.
Do I need a sensor in every room?No. Sensors are usually fitted in every room downstairs, and one is fitted on the landing as a minimum.
Will pets set the alarm off?Though pet sensors are available, we recommend keeping your pet in a room that does not have a sensor, to avoid it being set off.
What happens when the cameras hard drive is full?The system will start to overwrite footage from the furthest point.
Do I need planning permission for CCTV?Planning permission is not usually required for CCTV, but we recommend you view the Government guidance regarding the storage and use of images here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/domestic-cctv-using-cctv-systems-on-your-property/domestic-cctv-using-cctv-systems-on-your-property
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