Offices, Commercial Property & Residential Blocks Security

Security and door entry solutions designed with the professional multi-site property manager in mind.

As a property manager, you are likely to be overseeing security across a range of sites with a vast range of security, access control and safety issues to consider. In addition, you will often be factoring in a range of different people such as residents, visitors, tradesmen and delivery services.

We design, install, service, maintain and repair CCTV, Access Control & Door Entry systems for offices, commercial property and residential blocks. Our preventative maintenance Care Plan has been developed to help take the stress of managing security & access control systems away from the professional property manager, with regular servicing included and options to cover labour and parts through a regular monthly cost.

Why choose Securus (UK) Ltd for your Property Management Security Solutions?

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Customer Testimonials

  • The Hamptons has worked with Securus for well over a decade. Originally, we engaged them to install an Estate-wide CCTV system. The Estate is 30 acres of park and wetlands, with a further 30 acres of homes. To keep everything safe and secure presents a variety of challenges. Securus have been an outstanding partner giving us both excellent advice and highly professional service.

    The CCTV system comprises perimeter defence, including ANPR number plate recognition cameras covering the two main entrances, plus PTZ cameras on key outdoor areas – tennis courts, playground, boardwalk, etc – as well as cover for buildings, including underground car parks. More recently they have fitted Paxton Access Control to our eight apartment blocks and bike stores, as well as a video entry system. We have an annual maintenance contract with them which includes remote monitoring – helpful in reducing call-out costs.

    Finally, their IT team looks after our Estate Wi-Fi system and office requirements – in addition to a connection for the CCTV system directly to Sutton Police Station. We have no hesitation in recommending Securus.

    Michael Freter

    Chair, Hamptons Estate Company Ltd

  • Rob and Securus(UK) have been an absolute blessing to our company. Rob’s enthusiasm and consistent professionalism are exemplary. He always carries out the same excellent performance on any job within our Group no matter how large or small.

    Carmen Vicente

    Office Manager / PA to the Chairman

Case Studies & News

Paxton Launch New Entry App For UK Market

Paxton Launch New Entry App For UK Market

Paxton, one of the leading suppliers of access control equipment, has launched its highly anticipated video door entry mobile app, Paxton Entry. The brand-new app is now available for customers with compatible Paxton Equipment to download and use.

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Replace Door Entry System In 11 Apartment Residential Block

Replace Door Entry System In 11 Apartment Residential Block

Our client is a professional property management company and required the door entry system replacing in an 11-apartments purpose-built residential block. Find out how a Came-BPT audio entry panel with keypad and individual Agata handsets was used to create a new, cost-effective solution.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are CCTV cameras static or can they be moved to view things?

    Are CCTV cameras static or can they be moved to view things?

    There are generally two types of CCTV camera – static and ‘pan, tilt & zoom’ (PTZ). A static CCTV camera gives you a fixed view of an area you wish to monitor or protect; however a PTZ camera can be controlled by a either an operator using a joystick, artificial intelligence software, or linked to detectors or motion sensors to control the movement of the camera. The advantage of a PTZ camera is that you can change the view to cover a larger area where required.

    There are generally two types of CCTV camera – static and ‘pan, tilt & zoom’ (PTZ). A static CCTV camera gives you a fixed view of an area you wish to monitor or protect; however a PTZ camera can be controlled by a either an operator using a joystick, artificial intelligence software, or linked to detectors or motion sensors to control the movement of the camera. The advantage of a PTZ camera is that you can change the view to cover a larger area where required.

  • What is the difference between Access Control and Door Entry systems?

    What is the difference between Access Control and Door Entry systems?

    With an access control system, the user has a keyfob, swipe card or access code to allow them to open a door, gate, or any kind of entrance. A door entry, or intercom, system has a panel at the entrance and the visitor can then talk to somebody within the property who can then decide whether to grant access via the entry system. Access control systems are typically used on sites which require automated management of the right of individuals to access specific areas of a site.

    With an access control system, the user has a keyfob, swipe card or access code to allow them to open a door, gate, or any kind of entrance. A door entry, or intercom, system has a panel at the entrance and the visitor can then talk to somebody within the property who can then decide whether to grant access via the entry system. Access control systems are typically used on sites which require automated management of the right of individuals to access specific areas of a site.

  • What is the difference between an IP and an analogue CCTV system?

    What is the difference between an IP and an analogue CCTV system?

    An analogue system uses CCTV cameras that are hard wired to a Digital Video Recorder (DVR), whereas an IP system uses a Network Video Recorder (NVR) and can connect to CCTV cameras on your network. This can potentially negate the need for excessive cabling, although cameras can be wired to the NVR where possible. As a general rule IP cameras can have a higher frame rate at higher definition meaning better images are captured. If you would like to know more about the differences, or have any questions about the image quality you might need for your system, please call us to discuss your requirements.

    You might also be interested in this article: Upgrading Your Analogue CCTV System

    An analogue system uses CCTV cameras that are hard wired to a Digital Video Recorder (DVR), whereas an IP system uses a Network Video Recorder (NVR) and can connect to CCTV cameras on your network. This can potentially negate the need for excessive cabling, although cameras can be wired to the NVR where possible. As a general rule IP cameras can have a higher frame rate at higher definition meaning better images are captured. If you would like to know more about the differences, or have any questions about the image quality you might need for your system, please call us to discuss your requirements.

    You might also be interested in this article: Upgrading Your Analogue CCTV System

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Access Control

Managing who can go where in your building, protecting staff, visitors, property, goods and information

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CCTV

An effective deterrent and a valuable recording tool, the heart of an effective business security system

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Door Entry Systems

Easily managing your building’s entrances and exits, protecting buildings & the people inside from unwanted intruders

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Rapid Deployment CCTV

Rapid deployment of full system CCTV security systems for temporary sites, venues and events

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Service & Maintenance

Let Securus (UK) Ltd take care of your security system with professional maintenance, repairs and service contracts

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