As criminals become more and more sophisticated with technological advancements of all kinds, it’s crucial that homes and businesses keep up to speed with their own security technology. CCTV is undeniably the staple security device for any property owner looking to deter intruders or convict on site wrong-doers. However, not all security companies offer the same standard of service. Here at MR Fire and Security Group, we’ve achieved National Security Inspectorate (NSI) Gold accreditation, which is one of the highest certifications available from the organisation. This means we can be relied upon to install quality CCTV London systems every time.
We offer three main areas of service with regard to CCTV. First and foremost are the cameras themselves. Some statistics suggest that there are as many as 4.2 million CCTV cameras in the UK today. This astonishing level of popularity is due to the simple fact that they deter crime significantly. Would – be opportunists usually avoid properties which display visible cameras, as the footage gained of their entry could be used in court to prosecute.
If your premises are one of few without an up to date system, the team here at MR Fire and Security could help. We can supply and install cameras of all kinds, and as an NSI Gold company (nsi.org), we ‘demonstrate a long term track record of performance and evidence of reliability and stability’. This means that an MR Fire and Security installation will be of the highest standard.
Secondly, we also design, supply and install high definition CCTV for those clients requiring an astonishing level of clarity.
There’s no substitute for the comprehensive view that these systems provide. Finally, we offer a 24/7 CCTV London remote monitoring security service, which involves our highly qualified staff monitoring the images from your cameras at all times. If an intruder appears, MR Fire and Security officials conduct a real time conversation with the intruders, before calling the authorities if necessary.
This entry was posted on Monday, July 12th, 2010 at 9:00 am and is filed under CCTV London .
