Services > IP CCTV Commissioning

System commissioning is the final step of any CCTV installation. Our commissioning procedure includes a visual and functional test to ensure that:

• The system is installed in accordance with the agreed system specification and functioning and that the standard of workmanship is high
• The requirements of our Code of Practice and BS EN 50132-7:1996 are met
• The rate of false alarms is low

Our commissioning procedure includes checking of:

• Wiring, terminations and voltage supplies
• Camera views and image quality
• Monitoring, recording and playback functions
• Alarm triggers and schedules (e.g. motion or heat detection, alarm relays or sound detection)
• Remote camera control functions (e.g. pan-tilt-zoom)
• Light conditions
• Backup power supply
• CCTV warning signs

Once we are satisfied that all system aspects have been tested and are working correctly, the installation will be handed over to the customer.

Handover

We will demonstrate to you that all aspects of the system are working in order to confirm that the performance of the system meets your requirements. We will train the people that will be using the system and provide you with:

• A user manual
• System management checklist
• An incident log book
• System documentation, including detailing system settings, usernames, passwords etc
• Our direct contact details for ongoing support

Once everything has been completed to your satisfaction, the handover of the system will be confirmed by your signature of our Acceptance Certificate.