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[show]We explore why complex security challenges, such as those facing construction job sites, rely on a blended security approach.
Video surveillance systems can be differentiated into two categories: proactive and reactive units. But as surveillance technology advances, mobile video surveillance cameras can do both.
One of the many benefits of mobile surveillance units is that they can stop crimes in progress while simultaneously gathering high-quality video evidence.
This unique benefit helps construction job site security, parking lots, energy facilities, and law enforcement agencies reduce the impact of crimes such as theft, vandalism, and arson.
Below we outline the benefits of a dual, proactive and reactive surveillance approach.
Keeping your Businesses Safe with Reactive and Proactive Video Surveillance
Reactive surveillance systems rely solely on recording events for retrospective review – saving metadata and capturing vital evidence to assist where criminals have targeted your business.
Comparatively, proactive systems are designed to stop and deter crimes before they happen.
They let criminals know they are being watched by integrating features such as voice address systems, lights, and sirens.
Nine times out of 10, they will leave empty-handed – the most valuable result any surveillance system can deliver.
You will also have the vital video evidence you need to help identify the would-be criminals.
If you select a system that has both reactive and proactive surveillance, the benefits you will gain are:
Features of a Proactive and Reactive Surveillance System
Our mobile surveillance cameras integrate video analytics to provide instant verification and alerts for activities such as intrusion, loitering, and suspicious item detection.
This allows for an automated approach to video surveillance, removing the requirement for continual live monitoring.
A crime prevention response is initiated if one of the above activities is detected. This involves triggering an audio warning, blue light alarm, and/or siren.
We recently highlighted the benefits of utilizing Voice Down systems alongside a mobile surveillance unit. Read more on how these systems help stop criminals in their tracks.
Voice Down systems can be customized to meet your specific requirements, including:
Combining surveillance cameras with remote monitoring
Remote monitoring involves a proactive system that combines surveillance cameras, video analytics, alarms, monitoring centers, and a proactive crime prevention response.
These surveillance systems are more effective and provide considerable cost savings versus a full-time security guard.
Managed Remote Monitoring Services for Surveillance Cameras and Trailers
WCCTV is the USA's most established supplier of rapid deployment cameras, with more active systems globally than any other supplier.
Our experience, world-class customer support, and leading-edge surveillance technology make us the ideal partner for anyone looking to install temporary surveillance cameras.
We manufacture our equipment and do not rehire, resell or rebadge third-party equipment, allowing us to provide direct support and competitive pricing.
Our service is the most comprehensive available in the marketplace and ensures your sites remain safe.
Ready to learn more about how Remote Surveillance can assist with your applications? Contact our team today at 877 805 9475 or get in touch
Adam Haworth
Executive Vice President
Adam has been with WCCTV for over 20 years and has extensive knowledge of mobile video surveillance systems and their applications. In 2015, Adam relocated to the US to launch the Company's US operation out of Dallas, TX, and has overseen its exponential growth. Adam coaches a junior soccer team in his spare time and enjoys spending time with his family.
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