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	Our CCTV and voltage specialist, Wally Morales, can answer all your CCTV questions and solve all your problems. Wally has over 25 years experience in CCTV and other low-voltage applications, including home automation. He has a C10 license and is an electrical contractor. He also holds electronic certificates from the military.
Wally Morales

CCTV cameras area an important part of anu home security system. A cctv installation along with security cameras and remote viewing capability can have a large variation in cost depending upon your circumstances.

We are happy to assess your needs in regards to CCTV and develop a plan that is right for you.

CCTV System Design

There are many products where the buyer is knowledgeable in the requirements and can identify the precise product. Such as, buying machine tools where the specification is precise as to the performance against specific needs. Or buying computers where an IT manager knows the exact needs of each department. Security systems, however, are frequently a one off purchase with no previous experience on the part of the buyer. For this reason they are vulnerable to pressure from inexperienced salespersons offering the wrong solution based on their company’s’ particular products. For instance, selling CCTV when an intruder alarm or better physical security is a more effective answer.
Do you really need CCTV?

Closed Circuit Television is not the panacea to all security and safety problems that many people believe it to be. CCTV should only be part of an integrated approach that considers all aspects of the security problems being experienced.
Set out your problem

There must be a starting point for preparing a specification so that it will reflect the reason for producing it. Make a statement of the problems that are to be resolved, such as:

* Vandalism in Town Centres.
* Shop theft.
* Industrial or commercial break-ins.
* The target for the intruder, is it material goods or information? I.e. industrial espionage.
* Danger to individuals from attack.
* Health and safety of individuals on the premises or site.
* To replace or reduce manned guarding.
* To supplement manned guarding, making them more efficient.
* To monitor persons entering and leaving the premises.
* To provide visual confirmation of intruders activating an alarm.
* To monitor a remote, unattended site.

The list is obviously endless in general terms, but for a particular site, there must be finite reasons for considering CCTV. If they cannot be listed, you probably don’t need it.

Call LocksAngeles and ask for Wally!

He is a great guy and a brilliant problem solver. Call and find our for yourself!