Today’s security equipment is more sophisticated and capable than ever. Businesses all across Australia have the capacity to protect their protect with levels of security that weren’t even possible as little as ten years ago. With this sophistication, however, comes a catch. The advancement of these systems requires professional attention to ensure optimum performance, and having them regularly serviced is an absolute must.

If you want to maintain the reliability of your system and the safety of your business, routine maintenance and servicing need to be prioritised. If not, your security could be seriously compromised – with alarms failing, errors limiting the protection you’ve paid for, and systems altogether failing. To get the most out of the commercial security you’ve invested in, then maintenance can’t slip down the priority list.

Unsurprisingly, CCTV cameras need to stay in the best working condition possible. If not, they could very well fail to document vital evidence of crime, break-ins, or accidents that occur on your property. Various parts and systems within the camera commonly require professional attention, with faults or routine fixes needed that you may not even notice if you aren’t a security professional.

Some examples of CCTV camera maintenance tasks we commonly handle at TechPro Group include:

• Cleaning & refocus lenses of CCTV cameras
• Adjustment of Field Of View of CCTV cameras
• Physical inspection of CCTV cameras, connections and cabling
• Viewing and testing of CCTV camera recorder images and making any  adjustments
• Checking power and network switches.
• Checking of CCTV Camera recording device/s and image storage Hard drives
• Make adjustments to the Video Management software
• Provide report to client on system condition