Video motion detection companies in Western Europe (257 found)

From carefully considered intelligent video products and services, to bespoke access control projects, the Genie brand has been solving security and surveillance dilemmas for clients across the UK for over 20 years. Installers like Genie’s collaborative approach, and their solution-based processes, help keep them competitive and relevant in today’s dynamic market. They recognize Genie as a trustworthy British firm that shares their values.

Bitwards is a pioneer in digital access. We convert mobile phones into smart keys for universal access to anything. The solution is ready to use in a day and with just a fraction of the cost of traditional access control systems.

Borinato Security is a young and dynamic Company operating in the field of security since 2001. During the years and after considering the growing demands of the market, the specialisation in only one sector of video surveillance was taken into consideration becoming one of the strong points of Borinato Security.

Borinato Security is a young and dynamic Company operating in the field of security since 2001. During the years and after considering the growing demands of the market, the specialisation in only one sector of video surveillance was taken into consideration becoming one of the strong points of Borinato Security.

Bi3 has developed Customer Intelligence video analytics which produces graphical data that can be linked directly to relevant video images. With their partners IEE, the company also provides technology in fields of people counting, queue management, access control, etc. Bi3 supplies security and customer intelligence solutions based on latest technology. The company also provides facial recognition, megapixel cameras, digital and network storage.

Casma Electronics began operating as a provider of security products in 1978 in Barcelona. Intrusion, CCTV, fire, and access control are the divisions that allow us to provide a complete solution for security installations. Our goal is to provide comprehensive security solutions to our customers and ensure their satisfaction and their clients.

CCTV Line is a UK trade distributor of professional CCTV and security equipment, serving installers, system integrators, maintenance contractors and resellers. They supply Hikvision, Dahua, Texecom and other established brands, including cameras, DVRs, NVRs, surveillance storage, CCTV kits, cables, PoE networking and intrusion equipment. Stock is dispatched from their Coventry warehouse, with technical support and project quotations available.

CCTV Master is a London-based UK CCTV retailer and supplier serving homeowners, DIY installers, small businesses and security professionals. It stocks IP and analogue HD cameras, CCTV kits, NVRs and DVRs, surveillance hard drives, PoE switches, networking equipment, cables, connectors, brackets and accessories. Customers benefit from public pricing, UK delivery, trade pricing on request and practical pre-sales compatibility advice from engineers.

CCTV Monitoring Ltd combine remotely monitored CCTV and access control to secure construction sites across the UK.

CCTVdirect are a leading supplier of CCTV and security equipment in the UK and Europe.

CeCeTV are specialists in the supply and installation of domestic CCTV systems for the Fylde Coast. Based in the Lytham area of the Fylde, the company is committed to providing fast, high quality installation, repair and maintenance services for security systems. They can also provide other related audio visual equipment for presentation purposes.

Established in 1997, Century Electronic Security offers a complete fire & security solution from initial survey to handover & training. Century Electronic Security is accredited for the installations of Intruder Alarm Systems by the SSAIB (Security Systems Alarm Inspections Board). Some of the commercial security products offered include cctv cameras, fire alarm systems, access control systems as well as automatic gates & barriers.

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