Derby Security Systems
CCTV and VSS Services
Professional CCTV services: design, installation, maintenance and monitoring.
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CCTV From the Experts
At OHEAP Fire & Security, we bring over 30 years of proven expertise in delivering unrivalled, NSI Gold-accredited CCTV across the Midlands.
Our team of security experts manage every stage of your bespoke CCTV system, with no hidden costs. From tailored CCTV designs and rapid installation to comprehensive servicing and round-the-clock monitoring, OHEAP has you covered. Your system will be fully customised to your budget, site layout, and security requirements.
Whether you need high-definition surveillance or integration with intruder alarms and ANPR, our expert engineers provide the knowledge, technology, and responsive support that businesses can trust.
Fill out our form today to receive a complimentary survey and take the first step in protecting your most valuable assets.
Choose From Industry-Leading Brands
OHEAP offer a wide range of cutting-edge CCTV and VSS. Need help choosing the right hardware? Our security experts are always available to help. Contact us today to discuss creating a tailor-made security solution designed around your budget and security needs.
Bespoke CCTV Design and Installation
Security Solutions Designed Around You
OHEAP’s approach to designing bespoke CCTV is collaborative, putting you in control. Working closely with you, our industry-accredited security team customises your CCTV system to match:
- Your budget and project scope
- Your site’s unique layout and risk profile
- Your preferred technology and integration needs
In the short term, you get a CCTV system designed to meet your exact security requirements.
In the long term, our NSI Gold-accredited servicing ensures peak performance, compliance, and reliability.
Seamless CCTV Installation
Busy schedules, fast-paced environments and unique building structures require a precise and efficient approach to installation. Our expert engineers install CCTV around your schedule to achieve total compliance with minimal downtime.
Our CCTV installation services maximise your security by:
Conducting a site survey for targeted CCTV installation
Organising installations around your schedule
Ensuring all CCTV is installed to the highest standards
Testing the installed CCTV to ensure trusted quality
Common Areas to Install CCTV
CCTV and VSS should be installed in any area that may be vulnerable to an outside threat. This could mean high traffic areas like entrances and exits, or places which are difficult to access and cannot constantly be monitored.
What’s important to know is that every building is different and security is not a one-size-fits-all all. Our security experts can provide a free site survey to identify your building’s vulnerable areas and suggest the equipment you need for maximum coverage. Below are common areas where CCTV and VSS should be installed.
CCTV Maintenance and Monitoring
Security Systems Servicing, Testing and Maintenance
Protecting your building’s security doesn’t end after installation. Our CCTV services include regular servicing and testing to ensure your security systems are maintained to the highest standard.
Our dedication to excellence is further recognised through our gold accreditation from NSI. We take pride in being accredited to the highest standards including the stringent CCTV requirements of NCP104 and BS EN 62676. Our servicing is fully compliant with the most rigorous security benchmarks.
24/7 CCTV Monitoring
Our monitoring services create total peace of mind. If your CCTV system detects anything suspicious, we will be alerted, and a member of our security team will respond to the potential threat.
Internet Protocol cameras are often used as part of a monitored commercial video surveillance system. Also known as an IP camera, these devices transmit data to a local storage device via network cables. At OHEAP, our systems are cabled onto their own network and then accessed remotely from internet-connected devices, such as mobile phones.
We supply IP cameras in a variety of different housings and with a selection of different lenses. Choose a lens, fixed, varifocal or motorised.
Security Add-ons for CCTV
Combine CCTV with Density Fog Systems
Stop intruders before they get away with anything. By combining high-definition CCTV with advanced density fog systems, you don’t just record the crime, you end it in seconds.
When triggered, the fog fills the room in moments, reducing visibility to near zero and forcing criminals to retreat. Meanwhile, your CCTV captures every detail for use as evidence and in prosecution.
This integrated approach protects your assets, your people, and your peace of mind. Denisty fog systems are one of the most effective deterrents available for warehouses, retail, and high-value storage facilities.
Boost Protective Coverage with ANPR
Combining high-definition CCTV with intelligent ANPR technology means you don’t just see what’s happening, you know exactly which vehicles are coming and going.
ANPR with CCTV is one of the smartest ways to safeguard busy warehouses, logistics hubs, and high-security sites.
OHEAP offers an integrated approach to all our security systems, strengthening security, streamlining access, and protecting your people, property, and assets.
CCTV and VSS FAQ’s
How long does CCTV footage stay saved?
Generally, CCTV footage can be accessed for 30 days since being recorded. However, the mount of time your CCTV footage will stay saved depends on the device and its frame rate. If ever in doubt, we recommend contacting the manufacturer or speaking to a security systems expert.
Can I view CCTV footage remotely from my phone or computer?
Most CCTV systems allow footage to be accessed remotely. OHEAP’s CCTV systems can be easily accessed remotely via an app enabling you to playback footage remotely from your phone or computer.
Can CCTV cameras work in extreme weather conditions?
Most CCTV systems can operate in extreme weather conditions. However, this will depend on each system. To avoid experiencing difficulties later we recommend speaking to a security expert to confirm the capabilities of your CCTV system.
Is it legal to install CCTV at home or in a business?
Yes, it is legal to install cameras on both domestic and industrial premises.
What’s better: visible or hidden cameras?
Both visible and hidden CCTV have their benefits.
Hidden CCTV: Coert cameras are essential to monitoring and safeguarding problem sites that have high volume thefts. For example, a covert camera may be installed to monitor employee related theft.
Visible CCTV: Overt cameras are a great option for acting as a visible deterrent. For example, covert cameras may be used in supermarkets to deter theft. It is important to note that visible cameras may have a higher risk of being damaged by vandalism.
Why Businesses Choose OHEAP
At OHEAP, we pride ourselves on designing, installing and maintaining security systems to the highest standard. With our security services you are in control. Our expert engineers work with you to craft security solutions based on your budget, time frame and security needs.
Tailor-made CCTV and VSS systems
Quality assured with NSI Gold accreditation
Free site surveys to assess your building for security blind spots
Seamless installation for minimal downtime
Regular servicing to ensure your security systems continue to provide total protection and maximum compliance
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Our Guide To Complete Security
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Explore the range and variety of security systems we can supply, install and service for your business.
Our team of security system experts are always available to contact if you would like to discuss your security system with one of our consultants. Contact them today on 0330 999 8786
Complete Security with Style
Our Free Security Checklist
Download our free security checklist by clicking on the image below.
Our security checklist is designed to help you identify any gaps in your building’s security. Inside, you will also find our range of security services. From access controls to CCTV, we have the security solutions you need to maximise protection and compliance.
Accreditations
We work with several third-party bodies to ensure the highest industry standards.
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