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Chris Boyd, Alarm and Security Expert, Highlights the Impact of New Burglary Technologies on Property Protection

The year 2022/2023 saw England and Wales report an alarming 191,490 house burglaries – a daily average of 525 break-ins, or one every 165 seconds. This stark reality underscores the necessity for businesses and families to review their security arrangements and stay updated on defensive strategies.

NSW UK‘s founder, Chris Boyd, a provider of diverse CCTV and burglary systems, discusses the importance of having effective security in place.

Advancements in Security Tech

CCTV technology has undergone significant transformations, particularly in the last decade, resulting in high-quality footage that’s a far cry from the blurry images once typical on Crime Stoppers. Combining CCTV systems with other security measures like burglar alarms is crucial for deterring criminal activities at both homes and workplaces.

Chris Boyd explains the technical prowess at NSW UK: “Every CCTV system we build and install has the ability to capture high-definition footage. In a court of law, CCTV footage from a professionally built system may be included as evidence, which can protect communities more efficiently.”

He adds, “Analogue and digital CCTV systems are the two varieties that are accessible. Digital CCTV systems are relatively new, although analogue CCTV systems have been around for a while. Internet Protocol (IP) is the newest technology utilised in digital CCTV systems. IP cameras can be hardwired or wireless, and to operate, they can even use sim cards or wifi at home.”

Security technology advancements have given homeowners and businesses essential peace of mind. The ability to monitor properties remotely via web browsers or smartphone apps has proven effective in deterring crime and aiding in criminal identification.

He concludes with advice: “CCTV systems, whether digital or analogue, each offer benefits and drawbacks. Selecting the correct system can be difficult, so it’s important to do your homework and pick a company that has the best expertise, carefully trains its employees, and has the newest designs and can assist you along the way. Although this may be more expensive, it’s better to avoid going with the less expensive option that could end up costing much more if properties are broken into later.”

Chris also emphasises the significance of regular maintenance: “Every part of a protective system is brand-new and fully functional when it is installed. The components of an alarm may wear out with time and frequent use. When this occurs, safety issues may also surface in addition to the alarm’s decreased effectiveness. This is the reason why maintaining systems is crucial for both financial and safety reasons. This can also be accomplished through the business you chose; NSW UK has the best-trained personnel to install and support your alarms and systems in addition to providing ongoing maintenance.”

Learn more about NSW UK’s CCTV and tech services here.

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