We have a wide range of solutions to meet a variety of client and products needs.
Croma Security deliver advanced security and fire solutions across a range of industries, from healthcare and education to government sectors. We understand that each environment has its own unique security challenges, which is why we design bespoke solutions to meet the operational, regulatory, and safety needs of every client.
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The requirements of Compass School can be complex due to supporting pupils with SEMH (Social, emotional and mental health) issues. Whether installing, servicing, or maintaining, the knowledge of the Croma engineers is second to none, whereby they always find a satisfactory solution to the issue at hand that will withstand the environment we work within.
The school has been delighted with the technology, which has enabled us to improve not only administrative functions but also the pastoral care of our pupils
I see tangible payroll savings in the order of 2-3%. Our sites are usually about 35 workers; we are saving £400-£500 a week and are in much better control
We have been delighted with the Fastvein system and the care given to us by Croma. From design meetings to commission, the staff were knowledgeable, helpful and courteous. The system has done all we asked of it and with over 500 entries per day. We are now looking to extend the system to more doors […]
Yes, modern CCTV systems can be integrated with access control, ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) and other security technologies.
This can allow cameras to work alongside gates, barriers or door entry systems to record and verify activity. ANPR can log vehicle movements, while integrated systems provide clearer oversight of who is entering and leaving a site.
Integration helps ensure your CCTV system supports wider security measures, not just recording footage.
CCTV systems provide continuous visual coverage of key areas, helping to deter criminal activity and identify incidents quickly. High-definition recording ensures clear, evidential footage that can support investigations or resolve disputes.
When combined with remote viewing or monitoring services, suspicious activity can be identified and escalated immediately, reducing response times and limiting potential damage.
CCTV system design should be based on the layout of the property, lighting conditions, key access points and the level of detail required in recorded footage. Camera placement, storage capacity and future scalability are also important.
For commercial environments, compliance and integration with access control may be considerations, while home CCTV systems often prioritise remote viewing and discreet coverage. A professional CCTV installation service will assess these factors during a site survey to ensure the system performs effectively.
Analog systems use traditional video signals, while digital (IP) systems use network protocols. Digital systems typically offer a higher resolution.
Yes, many CCTV cameras have night vision capabilities to capture footage even in complete darkness.
Typically, footage is stored for 30 days, but this can vary based on your system’s settings.
CCTV stands for Closed Circuit Television. It’s a system that uses video cameras to monitor and record specific areas for security purposes.
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