CCTV · Dahua Gold Partner
CCTV planned around your premises.
Dahua camera systems for business premises, with coverage, recording, remote monitoring and maintenance planned around what you need to see.
Premises
Coverage for the areas that matter
Every site is different. These are common areas businesses ask about when planning CCTV.
Entrances and exits
See who arrives and leaves through doors, gates and reception areas.
Customer areas
Keep an eye on shop floors, counters and waiting areas.
Stock and storage
Monitor warehouses, storerooms and loading areas.
Parking and yards
View vehicle access, parking areas and outdoor yards.
Dahua Gold Partner
The right Dahua camera for each position
As a Dahua Gold Partner, LCS works with the full Dahua camera range, so each area of your site can have a camera suited to it, from wide entrances to dark yards.
- Dome and turret cameras for indoor areas
- Bullet cameras for perimeters and entrances
- PTZ cameras for large, open areas
- Low-light and night cameras for poorly lit spaces
Services
How LCS can help
New installations
Plan and install a new Dahua system, from camera positions to recording, based on your site.
Upgrades
Review your existing cameras and recorder to see what can be kept and what needs replacing.
Remote monitoring
Keep an eye on your premises remotely from supported devices, with suitable user permissions.
Maintenance plans
Regular maintenance to keep your cameras and recording checked and working as intended.
Existing system faults
Discuss problems with your current system. Compatibility depends on your equipment.
Planning
Planning camera coverage
Good CCTV is planned, not just installed. These are the questions that shape a system.
01
Start with what you need to see
List the areas that matter, such as entrances, tills, stock or parking. Decide whether you need to recognise people or simply view activity.
02
Consider the conditions
Lighting, distance and weather affect which cameras suit each position. Low-light areas can use Dahua cameras designed for those conditions.
03
Decide how long to keep footage
The number of cameras, recording quality and retention period determine how much storage the system needs.
CCTV helps you monitor your premises and review events. It works best as one part of your wider security measures. Dahua is a trademark of its respective owner.
Before you call
Make the conversation useful
A few details help LCS understand your requirements from the start.
Planning a new installation?
Describe your premises, priority areas and roughly how many cameras you have in mind. Site conditions will guide the final recommendation.
Upgrading existing cameras?
Have your camera and recorder models ready if possible, so you can discuss what may be retained.
Want remote monitoring?
Let LCS know who needs access and from which devices, and describe your internet connection at the site.
FAQs
CCTV questions
Straightforward answers to help you plan.
How many cameras do we need?
It depends on the size and layout of your premises and the areas you want to cover. Details about your site help determine a suitable number.
Which cameras do you use?
LCS is a Dahua Gold Partner and works with the full Dahua camera range, including dome, bullet, PTZ and low-light cameras.
Can we monitor our cameras remotely?
Yes. LCS offers remote monitoring, so you can check your premises from supported devices. A suitable internet connection at the site is needed.
Do you offer maintenance?
Yes. LCS offers maintenance plans to keep your CCTV system checked and working as intended.
Can you work with our existing cameras?
Possibly. Have your camera and recorder models available so that LCS can discuss what may be retained and what may need replacing.
How long is footage kept?
Storage depends on the number of cameras, recording quality and the retention period you need. These are planned with you.
Will CCTV prevent crime?
No system can prevent every incident. CCTV can help you monitor activity and review events, and works best alongside other security measures.
Let’s plan the right CCTV coverage.
Tell LCS about your premises and the areas you want to see.