CCTV Installation for Multi-Site Businesses

Running CCTV across several premises requires more planning and consideration than a single site installation.

Standardise Your Camera Systems

By using the same types of cameras and recording devices on all sites, management of the CCTV system is greatly simplified. Also, by using the same types of equipment all staff can be fully trained on all sites, and spare parts for all sites can be held at one location.

Set Up Centralised Remote Monitoring

View live or recorded footage from all sites via a centralised remote monitoring system such as a cloud-based or networked video management system.

Plan Data Storage at Each Location

Compliant storage at each location is required, and businesses operating CCTV across their Swindon premises need to understand their data retention requirements under UK GDPR and how they can store footage securely.

Check Network Connectivity Between Sites

Will your cameras work remotely? Check the quality of your internet connection at each location, and ask your installer whether he recommends a dedicated business broadband line, or a 4G backup connection.

Manage User Access Carefully

Staff need to be restricted to only what is needed for their role, so a manager will only be able to view cameras relevant to them for example.

Schedule Maintenance Across the Estate

A clean lens, enough storage space on your recording equipment and secure connections are crucial to your Swindon CCTV system.

More on CCTV Swindon can be found at apmfireandsecurity.com/cctv-installation/cctv-installation-swindon/.

A structured approach at the outset will ensure your time and cost are optimised as your estate develops.

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