Irish town main street at night with cameras on shopfronts

Designed by ETI

Community CCTVOne street. One picture.

Instead of every business protecting itself, the whole community shares its external cameras on one platform. Not a town CCTV scheme: a community looking out for one another.

Every shop's camera.
One secure picture.

SEES stands for Shared Existing External Surveillance. Existing external cameras around a town are networked onto one cloud server, governed by its own CCTV policy.
ServerLocked unless Garda Pulse ID provided

The server cannot be accessed unless there is an active investigation by An Garda Síochána with a valid Pulse ID number. Only the appointed CCTV data controller has access.

The bigger picture
The bigger picture

The bigger picture

Shared coverage gives a clear overall view of the community and highlights vulnerable areas that would benefit from extra cameras.

Working with the committee

Working with the committee

We work with the local CCTV committee to identify existing systems in strategic locations covering public areas, then upgrade them to IP megapixel cameras.

Design stage

Design stage

We attend meetings, provide technical help and documentation, and submit a proposal on the equipment needed. Once agreed, we design a closed network streaming every external camera to the server.

Respecting existing systems

Respecting existing systems

Each building keeps its own recording platform untouched. New cameras are installed under the Data Protection Act and never infringe on the public's rights.

Operations

Operations

We provide suitably qualified people and equipment to upgrade, network and install every shared camera.

On a community CCTV committee?

094 954 4224

Ring the office in Ballinrobe and talk to a real person. No call centres, no forms to fill.