Comments on: CCTV Installation. Do You Provide What The Customer Wants or What They Need?

By: CCTV Expert London

CCTV Expert London — Mon, 12 May 2014 08:34:45 +0000

I wish most installers were looking for a solution as described above instead of a budget system to win the project.

Far too many companies go for the cheapest cameras/systems on the market. At the same time far too many customers try to get away with a system that cost half of the other system and almost expect the same usefulness or reliability.

By: Tim Norton

Tim Norton — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 21:44:51 +0000

But why?
It is well recognised that much footage is useless but most end users have no idea as to why or if their system is suitable.

If there is a license required to regulate who can install CCTV as there is in Australia, why isn’t some of the funding used to provide educational literature to the end users as to what to ask for ? Its not that complicated to document in layman’s terms as to how much of a scene a person needs to occupy for ID or recognition and the maximum downward angle of view to see under hats. Defining other aspects like back light and low light is harder but if the first is covered, at least there will be a significant improvement in the image quality.
At retail CCTV sales where they are not required to be licensed but sell to the DIY installer, make them publicly have educational leaflets available with the basic fundamentals

By: rashed

rashed — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 19:51:48 +0000

It is a graphically represented about CCTV.

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