A CCTV prioritisation starts with a site survey to map coverage areas, entry points and lighting, so you know how many cameras you need and what they should monitor. It also helps define retention and playback times and who will access footage. Because we work in an end-to-end way, CCTV isn’t planned in isolation. We line it up with cabling, network, and security systems so feeds can feed access control or alarms, and you can monitor remotely. We'll also consider storage options, bandwidth, and privacy/compliance considerations. Pacific can plan the connected scope, arrange installation, and test CCTV together with your other systems to confirm performance and responsibilities before handover. A site survey and accurate quoting are part of the process.
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What CCTV features should I prioritise for my site?
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