Surveillance CCTV Cameras for Courthouses

CCTV stands for – Closed-Circuit Television. Analog CCTV cameras have been around for a number of years. IP-CCTV Systems allow for high-quality images to be provided via computer network technology. We specialise in installing/fitting comprehensive CCTV systems on premises of all sizes, particularly large and complex facilities. We are more than happy to advise you on the types of CCTV Systems available.

The cost of CCTV installation varies depending on the camera type, the number of cameras, the type of recorder and the style of technology i.e. IP or Coax.

In addition, the type of building and the complexity of the system design plays a big part in the cost.

For this reason, we carry out a site survey before any quotation is issued.

Both systems can be used for home, commercial and/or farm environments if the cameras are connected directly to the recorder or DVR.

However, if you need to install cameras in remote locations then an IP system is more suitable because they are more flexible and computer networks and wireless systems can be used.

All CCTV cameras work at night however, the image quality and distance are affected by several factors including the camera model. When designing CCTV systems we will make recommendations based on your requirements.

The evidence suggests that CCTV can effectively reduce crime. However, the positioning, installation intent, and the kind of CCTV system should be taken into consideration.

Overall, it is estimated that for every 100 crimes, CCTV prevented an average of 16 crimes (based on 41 studies). For vehicle crime, an average of 26 crimes were prevented for every 100 crimes (based on 22 studies).

CCTV appears to be most effective in car parks and appears to be more effective in Australia than in other locations tested. Further evidence suggests that CCTV is also very effective in the outskirts of a city, with research suggesting it can prevent up to 31 crimes for every 100 crimes intended.

Yes, depending on the kit. CCTV systems can record sound, communicate with people on your property and even create a visual deterrent.

One of the principal reasons why CCTV systems are installed is to identify opportunist thieves or burglars and then use this information to aid in catching the perpetrators. Therefore, CCTV can be used in court to prove a crime has been committed. They are also used as deterrents as thieves fear that they may be identified through CCTV footage.