Camera systems and security technology
Professional security for you and your family
We install residential camera systems for flats, detached houses, semi-detached and terraced houses, holiday homes and garages.
Why is it worth installing a camera system?
A modern IP camera system today serves far more than reducing the risk of burglary. A properly designed surveillance system helps in many situations, for example documenting suspicious people or vehicles and monitoring the garage, yard, garden and outbuildings. Beyond this it provides evidence in the event of damage or police proceedings.
Why does professional installation matter?
The effectiveness of cameras is not determined solely by their type. Proper design and installation matter at least as much. Professional installation has to take into account, among other things, the optimal viewing angle of the camera, the effect of backlight and night-time illumination, and the secure configuration of remote access, but above all the interests of the client.
A badly mounted or incorrectly configured camera can easily produce unusable footage at precisely the moment when you need it most.
Why should you ask a licensed security installer to fit your cameras?
Installing a security system is not a simple "electrical job" but a task of trust and safety. In the course of the work the installer learns the entry points of the property, its possible weak spots, the camera viewing angles, the entry codes and the administrator passwords. This is why no compromise should be made when choosing the professional.
Before engaging anyone, make sure that they hold a valid security systems installer licence, the police authorisation and registration required for security activity, and professional liability insurance taken out specifically for security work.
Do not give access to your home, to your family's safety and to your personal living space to anyone whose authorisations, business background and accountability cannot be verified. A favourable price or a recommendation from an acquaintance is no substitute for lawful, documented and insured professional work.
My business fully meets the official, professional and insurance requirements laid down for the installation of security systems. In my work, alongside the technical solution, protecting my clients' home, data and safety is a primary consideration. My business keeps paper-based records authenticated by the police.
Data protection and legal compliance
When installing cameras it is important to take account of the Hungarian and European data protection rules in force.
For residential cameras the general principle is that monitoring is justified primarily for the purpose of enforcing the legitimate interest of protecting your own property. Monitoring public areas or a neighbour's property must be avoided. Only authorised persons may access the recordings. The system should be protected by an appropriate password, only you should know the passwords, and you should be able to change them at any time.
During installation we aim to design the system in line with Hungarian and European data protection practice.
What kind of camera systems do we install?
For residential use we install, among others, IP camera systems with remote access (accessible from a mobile phone), outdoor and indoor cameras, motion-detecting systems and NVR-based recording systems.
The system is always chosen to suit the characteristics of the property and the individual needs of the client.
Fitting smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
One of the simplest yet most effective ways of making a home safe is a properly positioned smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector. We fit residential smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and also help you choose the right position for them.
Why does a smoke detector matter?
A significant proportion of house fires start at night, while the occupants are asleep.
A smoke detector raises the alarm at an early stage of the fire, which can provide valuable minutes for escape and help reduce the risk of personal injury.
Why does a carbon monoxide detector matter?
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colourless and odourless gas which, if inhaled, can cause severe poisoning and death.
It most often arises from faulty or badly operating combustion appliances, chimneys or inadequate ventilation. A carbon monoxide detector can give warning in good time of a dangerous concentration building up, providing the opportunity to leave the building and to have the fault rectified as soon as possible.
Correct positioning is crucial
Detectors can only work properly if they are fitted in a position that complies with the manufacturer's instructions. Installation has to take into account, for example, the type of detector, the use of the room, the ceiling height and the location of combustion appliances.
A detector fitted in the wrong place may signal the danger late or not at all.