Access & Security
Reactive vs. Proactive
Most security systems exist to review bad things once they’ve occurred. Our focus is to prevent bad things from happening.
Surveillance
Where once pixilated, low quality images were considered normal, today’s systems take image quality (and therefore useful footage) to new heights. Our surveillance solutions benefit from advanced features like facial recognition, object tracking and numberplate recognition, all of which make the system endlessly more useful than most.
Viewing your cameras and reviewing old footage is child’s play, via a single mobile app, your Mac/PC or (if you have a whole home system) via a touchscreen.
“I had to climb into the loft and use an old PC monitor to use my security cameras. The whole thing was a nightmare. Now I have live views and old recordings available through screens on the wall and my iPad when I’m out. Bliss.”
Rachael Adams, Kingston Upon Thames (recipient of a CCTV system)
Entry
Doorbells
When the doorbell rings, a live video feed is shown on wall-mounted touchscreens throughout the house. These screens let you talk to the visitor, let them in, or maybe turn on the sprinklers if you’d rather they left.
If no one is at home, the video feed is sent to your mobile app where you’ll have the same set of options.
Access Control
Entry systems with keypads allow gates or doors to be opened with a code, meaning visitors can let themselves in without bothering you at all. Push notifications to your mobile device can keep you abreast of comings and goings.
