Business Video Surveillance

CCTV has been around since long before the internet. Most don't need a Wi-Fi connection and will function when connected only to a recorder box. However, there are some benefits to connecting your CCTV security system to your Wi-Fi network.

For starters, it allows you to use the Mobile App for real-time, remote monitoring so you can view any incident as it occurs. Our app technology also makes it easy to configure each security camera based on your specific needs.

Adding CCTV video surveillance to your business's other systems contributes heavily to the comprehensive security ADT strives to provide.

CCTV technology supplements existing security systems and alarms with additional functionality that runs on a separate secure network to a standard business alarm system.

Commercial CCTV systems can improve security problems in various ways, so it's important to find one that matches the needs of your business premises exactly.

To choose the best cameras for your business, you'll want to consider a range of factors including price, image resolution, durability, storage options and ease of installation. Also, evaluate the benefits and need for additional features like night vision, sirens, strobe lights or pre-recorded voice messages.

Whether you're interested in dome cameras, wireless solutions or integration with your existing security system, our experts will talk you through your options and help you create the perfect security solution.

The number of security cameras you need depends on the size and layout of your property. Generally speaking, you should budget for anywhere from 10 to 64 cameras, although this varies depending on individual circumstances, and the size and complexity of the business premises.

ADT's security experts will help you reduce the need for an excessive amount of security cameras, by prioritising CCTV footage in high-security areas like key entry points or locations where customers, employees or valuable data and equipment need protecting.

Yes, businesses can release the footage from their security camera systems, but doing so is subject to privacy laws and regulations. For example, shops and offices are often required to provide notice that customers are under surveillance and recording footage.

They may need to use clear signage throughout the premises and install cameras in clearly visible locations. Legal requests, the nature of the camera footage, and the purpose of release are also factors. Consulting legal professionals and having clear policies are advised.