Auckland CCTV - Auckland City, New Zealand

Securing your property and safeguarding your belongings are the objectives of our CCTV systems.

Primarily working as a deterrent for would-be burglars, in the case of a robbery occuring nonetheless, CCTV can drastically reduce response time (burglars don’t have as much time to steal) and providing high quality evidence for police to use. Our technicians have extensive experience across Residential and Commercial properties in the Auckland region.

What is CCTV security?
CCTV, a term now interchangeable with Security camera, is an acronym meaning: Closed Circuit Television. Using video surveillance is a very cost effective method of protecting your property and providing peace of mind. CCTV cameras are strategically installed to cover entry/exit points such as doors, gates, windows, etc, or areas of high traffic such as hallways. CCTV cameras in a system are generally connected to a central recorder which stores and forward the footage from the cameras.

In case of a crime, CCTV helps any investigation by providing police with vital evidence such as faces, number of perpetrators, weapons used, vehicle registration plates, etc. It is this capability to record perpetrators that acts as the biggest deterrence for any would-be criminals, as besides identifying the burglars it also records exactly what damage they’ve done and how they carried out their attack, fully incriminating them – ultimately making prosecution and justice easier and faster.

Residential & commercial CCTV
We serve both commercial & residential needs, with every job tailored to the requirements. Buildings such as private homes, terraced units or apartment blocks are some of the residential properties we’ve worked on, with the commercial including business parks, retail stores and warehouses.

A combination of smart access control, automatic and manual CCTV monitoring integrates into a solid alarm system that protects your home or business to the max. A great alarm system is the cornerstone of safeguarding your property, deterring intruders and providing quick response to make them regret and run away. In addition to the primary threat of break ins, an alarm system can integrate with any sensors and monitor for secondary threats like fires, smoke, and more stealthy dangers like carbon monoxide.

Residential & commercial alarms
Every building/property is different from one another, so is the optimal design for their alarm systems. We can equip any propery – commercial or residential, as we don’t offer a “one size fits all” solution, instead opting for a unique set up for every property depending on your needs and our technician’s inspection/analysis of your property. This can range from simple monitoring of one CCTV camera to a full suite of camera surveillance, motion detection, glass breakage sensors, and more.

We have extensive experience installing alarm systems across residential and commercial properties from 2-bedroom houses to multi-level offices and warehouses.

Protect your property against robbers/burglars
Getting robbed sucks. Even if your home/property is fully insured through contents or business insurance, it is a huge headache and quite upsetting when your property is violated and your belongings are taken, especially as many items carry personal sentiment that cannot be replaced with dollars – family heirlooms for example.

The primary reason for an alarm system is to deter intruders from trying your property, as well as drastically improving the response time in case they’ve broken in regardless thus minimizing damage and losses. A well designed and operated alarm system is the best alternative to having a physical human presence on a property in terms of deterring burglars and thieves.

Keep 100% control of who can enter your property at any time. Card readers, tag readers, or keypad locks are an effective way to control who gets to access which doors and when.

-Keep intruders out
-Keep unauthorised staff or public out of restricted areas
-Let the right people access the right areas

Electronic Locks
Access Control Systems are extremely important for commercial properties. They prevent the wrong people from entering restricted areas, and let you manage all aspects of who gets to go where and when. Different employees can have different access levels depending on their roles, controlling not just their accessible rooms but also the time of day they can do so.