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Three Reasons Why You Should Install CCTV In Your Home

Ace Fire And Security Equipment • 11 February 2021

The security of your home is extremely important. There are lots of security measures you can put in place to protect your home and family, from state-of-the-art burglar alarm systems to exterior lighting and fencing. While CCTV is commonly used for business and commercial areas, it can benefit your home in a number of ways too.


In fact, domestic CCTV installations are on the rise. Whilst almost every business uses CCTV to protect their commercial property, more and more homeowners are choosing to install it as an extra security measure too - and it’s not hard to see why. CCTV gives homeowners an extra barrier of protection and peace of mind when it comes to the security of their home - in fact, in 2015, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner said that CCTV cameras should be put in every home.


If you’ve found yourself wondering whether you should install CCTV or not, here’s a few reasons why you should.



Deter criminals from your home

Even just the sight of a CCTV camera can be enough to deter criminals from your property. If an intruder sees cameras installed on your property, they’re far more likely to decide that it’s both easier and safer to try somewhere else. Burglars want an easy break-in and, above all else, they don’t want to be caught which is why they’re far more likely to avoid targeting a property with CCTV installed.


To ensure you get the most out of your CCTV and it acts as a visual deterrent to criminals, make sure you advertise its presence on your property.


Monitor your home from anywhere

Installing CCTV is a great way to monitor your property from anywhere remotely. You can connect the CCTV to your phone, tablet or desktop for easy access, allowing you to keep on top of any suspicious activity around your home from anywhere in the world. This can be particularly beneficial for those who work away from home regularly.


Can help to identify criminals

CCTV isn’t just useful for preventing crime; if someone does try to access your property or any criminal activity takes place, you can rest assured that your CCTV will have captured it all. If the worst was to happen and your property is stolen from, damaged or vandalised, your CCTV footage can be passed to the police to help identify the culprits and bring the criminals to justice. This will also help to make the streets safer for everyone.


At Ace Fire & Security, we provide high-quality CCTV installations in Plymouth and across the South West. Each CCTV camera we install and supply is weatherproof and utilises the latest technology. Visit our website to learn more about our domestic CCTV installations. 

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