Investing in your business’ security can be expensive but it will potentially save you thousands in lost/damaged equipment and reduced productivity when preventing vandalism and theft. Consequentially, having a remote security system in place will also contribute to lowering your insurance costs. Installing CCTV cameras in your business premise is a task you can carry out yourself, however, to ensure you get the best viewing angles and prevent blind spots, choosing a professional installation can save you both time and frustration. This will also accommodate any concerns from staff or your insurance company regarding ample coverage. Battery-powered security cameras are easier for the end-user to install but many wide-spread security solutions run on mains power and must be connected to the internet to make the most of available features such as remote monitoring and alert systems. Farsight work closely with a number of professional CCTV installation companies in the UK and are happy to discuss options with you to ensure you get the best possible service and installation for your commercial property. If you do opt to install your own security cameras, check to ensure this will not affect your insurance policy and make sure to test your system fully, guaranteeing there are no blind spots and sensitive areas are monitored without infringing on staff. This is a particularly important step when connecting cameras via Wi-Fi and will highlight any signal or networking issues before you have permanently fixed your camera to the wall. Both indoor and outdoor cameras will need to be maintained and cleaned. Keep this in mind for installation and make sure that cameras can be easily reached without causing unnecessary risk to employees.