CCTV

Yes, you can install CCTV inside your house in the UK. Indoor CCTV can enhance security by monitoring your property and providing peace of mind. However, it's important to ensure that cameras are positioned in a way that respects the privacy of those inside your home, avoiding areas like bathrooms or bedrooms unless absolutely necessary. Additionally, if you employ domestic staff, you must inform them about the CCTV system to comply with privacy regulations.

No, you do not need a licence to install CCTV for personal use in your home in the UK. However, if the CCTV system covers public areas or is used for business purposes, you may need to comply with the Data Protection Act and register with the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO). This ensures that the use of CCTV respects privacy and data protection laws.

Generally, you do not need permission to install CCTV on your property in the UK as long as it is used for personal purposes. However, if your CCTV system captures images beyond the boundaries of your property, such as neighbouring homes or public spaces, you must ensure compliance with data protection laws and respect privacy rights. It's also a good practice to inform your neighbours about your CCTV installation to maintain good relations and transparency.

We offer a range of CCTV cameras, including indoor and outdoor cameras, wireless cameras, wired cameras, and smart cameras with features such as motion detection, night vision, and two-way audio.

Yes, you can access your home security system remotely through phones, laptops or other devises. This allows you to view live footage, receive alerts, and control your system from anywhere.