Requirements and site conditions first
Video surveillance
IP & Analog CCTV Surveillance Systems
Planning, cabling, and installation of high-definition video surveillance systems with remote monitoring capabilities, designed around site risk, image detail, and operational visibility.
Planning through testing and training
Technical support remains part of delivery
Risk-led coverage
Design for the event you need to understand.
Entrances, circulation, cash points, stock, production and perimeter areas may need different fields of view and levels of detail.
IP & analog CCTV systems
Planning, cabling, and installation of high-definition video surveillance with crystal-clear image detail.
Remote monitoring capabilities
Configure secure remote viewing, multi-site centralization, and authorized live and recorded video access.
Camera selection & coverage
Match lens, resolution, low-light performance, and durable housing to each monitored position.
Storage & retention planning
Calculate NVR/DVR storage, compression codecs, and retention schedules in line with corporate policy.
Network & power infrastructure
Coordinate PoE switching, structured cabling, bandwidth optimization, and backup power.
Commissioning & verification
Verify views, time synchronization, recording schedules, and user permissions before handover.
A clear path to operation
From requirement to support.
Each step makes the next technical decision more reliable.
Discover
Understand the business need, users, sites and priorities.
Survey
Assess the environment, infrastructure and practical constraints.
Design
Shape a right-sized system and a clear implementation scope.
Supply
Coordinate suitable equipment and verified components.
Install
Implement carefully around the operating environment.
Test & train
Commission the system and help users work with confidence.
Support
Stay available for warranty care, maintenance and after-sales needs.
Useful answers
Questions before the next step.
Scope is confirmed against the real site, existing systems and agreed project terms.
How many cameras does a site need?
That cannot be answered responsibly from floor area alone. A site survey should identify risk areas, required image detail, lighting, obstacles, retention and monitoring needs.
How is recording capacity calculated?
Capacity depends on camera count, resolution, frame rate, codec, scene activity, recording schedule and required retention period.
Does Easylink supply and install the complete solution?
Yes. Depending on the agreed scope, Easylink can cover discovery, survey, design, supply, installation, testing, training and technical support.
Is the equipment covered by warranty?
Covered products carry a one-year warranty against manufacturer defects, subject to the agreed quotation, product conditions and project terms. Free maintenance during the covered warranty period is also subject to those terms.
Can the solution be planned for future growth?
Yes. The discovery and survey stages are used to understand expected users, sites, traffic, capacity and expansion before the final scope is defined.
Start with the requirement
Request a CCTV site survey.
Describe the business outcome, current environment and involved users or sites. Easylink will use that context to define a sensible next technical step.