December 29th, 2007 by Avital Guy
Security Cameras today are becoming more and more of a standard for urban businesses, restaurants, fast food, gas station, pizzerias, ice cream, coffee shops, and other retail location. Any business large or small can benefit from the increased surveillance Security System in your business you have so much to gain from security to loss prevention, employee activity and more. The cost savings from inventory loss reduction and increased employee productivity make these camera systems literally pay for themselves in number of months. Having a surveillance security Camera System will help prevent vandalism, cut down on loitering near your establishment, and improve the controlling your business. A franchise owner, with the right security equipment, can save tons of money and keep his business secure.
With full remote camera viewing and playback, a CCTV Security Camera System can help a store owner ensure even if he is not there that his business operate as his will and the employees function by his orders when he is not there to monitor them. From anywhere in the world, a store owner can make sure that his or her business is running and he can monitor his business and playback any event that accurse in his business. With a CCTV system for your business you as a store owner can do this and much more.
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December 9th, 2007 by Avital Guy
Surveillance Issue Question
People can often be reluctant to install surveillance system because they think it increases liability. From our experience, a security camera system decreases liability since the owner of a location is taking steps to provide a secure environment.
But if the surveillance system is not 24/7 monitored, does this give the occupant a false sense of security? did you ever heard a situation where an owner is liable for cameras that are not monitored live? And does an owner legally have to post signs stating area has surveillance cameras and/or is being recorded?
Answer
The issue of security camera installation continues to challenge property owners and security installer because there is so little precedent in this subject. There are, however, some principals of law which can be applied. One is that property owners do owe their tenants on the property some degree of reasonable protection. The level of duty has many variables.
A landlord of a residential property has a duty to provide reasonable security when the property is in a high crime area and that tenants can be at risk. Also, there are laws that affect the landlord’s responsibility to provide some level of protection, such as door locks and intercom systems, fire protection/detection is another level of security and safety which is generally required.
surveillance system, however, is rarely required by law. Now days it is more require by insurance companies. More often video surveillance is installed by property owners as a measure to reduce damages or to record the damages for police investigation after the fact.
When you decide to install surveillance system you would be wise to make it clear what cameras or other security is designed to do or detect. Signs just as conspicuous as the cameras would be a good start. A notice to commercial and residential tenants that cameras have been installed but are not 24/7 supervised and are for the owners property protection would be a good clarification.
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December 5th, 2007 by Avital Guy
How to choose a camera for security purpose?
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