Key Points

CCTV is proving to be the fastest growing deterrent to crime currently available. UKWT is a leading company in system design and installation with many major clients reporting virtual cessation of theft & damage at their sites.

New HD systems, utilising existing coax cabling and therefore removing the need to re cable sites or steal valuable network bandwidth, have further revolutionised the impact of CCTV.

Systems can be locally monitored (by on site security staff or homeowners), or remotely (off site) monitored by a specialised monitoring station, staff member or homeowner via a Broadband Connection.

In commercial applications ongoing costs of CCTV systems can be significantly lower than the cost of employing additional security staff.

On Site Monitored Systems

Where an on site presence is a necessity (e.g. in domestic residence, retail premises or where checking of vehicle weights, load contents, destinations, load quality etc is required), UKWT have designed systems to give the operator absolute ease of use whilst providing the absolute best coverage to meet the budget. We offer full training to all clients and have the ability to set up "in house" monitoring stations to observe all required sites within a group. Operators can be trained in handling and acceptance of images and alarms from one or one hundred sites.

Off Site Monitored Systems

Remote (off site) monitoring of CCTV systems fitted by UKWT is available by Central Monitoring Stations, staff members or homeowners via a Broadband Connection. Where the current site presence of security staff is restricted to the "closed" hours, this type of system can eliminate the need for manned guards, therefore reducing continual financial outgoings and minimise the chance of an on site incident being missed.

High quality external motion sensors protect both the interior and exterior of your premises, with the system automatically transmitting live CCTV images if an intruder is detected. The receiving station can then either warn the Intruders off with an audio message or inform the Police.

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