Invicta Security

Various systems are available to suit all applications including domestic and commercial premises, all are insurance approved and able to call the police should you require the facility. We use traditional hard wired alarms with the option to add wireless devices and we can also install completely wireless alarm systems. Easy to use CCTV systems, from simple home 1 to 4 cameras to a full 16 or more if required commercial set up. All recorders and cameras we install are of the latest specification, that can be viewed almost anywhere in the world using your smart phone or tablet.

As specialists in security installations, we provide a modern, reliable service. Not only do we provide you with the latest technology, we also carry out your installation professionally and provide comprehensive and straightforward advice. We explain everything you need to know clearly and make sure that we never baffle ourcustomers with technical terms! Our many years of experience and skilled staff guarantee high-quality workmanship and quick, professional customer service - both before and after the installation is complete.

CCTV has become one of the fastest growing security products in recent years; everywhere you look you are being watched. Depending on a few things specifically what you would like to look at, where you will want to view the pictures and your overall budget will influenced what sort of system you require. Let's start with the basics of a CCTV system, firstly you will need a recorder this is commonly called a DVR (digital video recorder) this is where all the video images you record are stored, gone are the days of tapes and VCRs thankfully!

So you are looking for a security alarm system, but a bit confused about what's what and where to start? Ok I will try and explain briefly the parts of a burglar alarm system. Firstly you have the main control panel this will usually be in a cupboard or out of sight, but on some of the new wireless systems it may be on show; this box is where all the wires go to and where the system gets its electric from. The next part is the keypad this has all the numbers on it and is where you arm and disarm the alarm from; this will be near the door you will exit from.