DS-2CD26126G3-IZSY
12MP AcuSense bullet, powered by DarkFighter
- 12MP (4608 × 2592)
- Motorised 2.8–12 mm varifocal lens
- IP67 weatherproof, IK10 vandal resistant
Good for: Shopfronts, car parks and long outside walls
Business CCTV that covers what matters.
HD and 4K camera systems for shops, restaurants and takeaways, planned around your counter, doors and stockroom, with footage you can check from your phone.
What does a business CCTV installation include?
A site survey to plan camera positions, supply and fitting of IP cameras and a recorder, cabling, remote viewing on your phone, CCTV signage, and a handover so you know how to find and save footage.
Camera brands we install
We install cameras and recorders from Hikvision, Dahua Technology and GeoVision, choosing models to suit your site, your lighting and how you want to watch footage.
Brand names are trademarks of their owners. Jaandigital is an independent installer and is not an official partner of these manufacturers.
Hikvision DarkFighter and PTZ cameras
For most shops and takeaways we fit Hikvision cameras powered by DarkFighter, Hikvision's low-light technology that keeps colour and detail when the lights are low, and PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras where one camera needs to cover a large area.
DS-2CD2386G2-ISU/SL
4K AcuSense turret with strobe light and audible warning, powered by DarkFighter
- 8MP (4K) resolution
- Strobe light and audio alarm to warn intruders off
- Two-way audio, IP67
Good for: Entrances, back doors and stockrooms
DS-2DE4425IW-DE(T5)
4MP 25× PTZ speed dome, powered by DarkFighter
- 25× optical zoom
- Up to 100 m infrared night view
- H.265+ compression
Good for: Large car parks, forecourts and yards
DS-2DE4A225IWG1-E
2MP 25× PTZ speed dome, powered by DarkFighter
- 25× optical zoom, up to 60 fps
- Up to 50 m infrared night view
- IP67 weatherproof
Good for: Shop floors, loading bays and smaller sites
Product images and specifications: Hikvision. Exact model chosen on your site survey.
Where cameras usually go
- The till and counter, angled to see hands, cash drawer and card terminal
- Entrances and exits, set for clear faces
- Aisles, high-value shelves and the stockroom
- Kitchen doors, back entrances, bins and delivery areas
- Car parks and shopfronts, with night vision
Built to be used, not just recorded
Footage is only useful if you can find the moment you need. We name every camera, set the right resolution and frame rate for each position, and show you how to search, save and export a clip, for example to give to the police or your insurer.
CCTV and the law
UK data protection law applies to business CCTV. We fit clear signage, avoid pointing cameras at places where people expect privacy, and set retention to suit your needs. The ICO publishes guidance for businesses using CCTV, and we can talk you through what it means for your set-up.
Add your till to your cameras
If you also take payments, we can link your EPOS to the recorder so every transaction is written onto the footage. See how till-linked CCTV works.
Questions about CCTV
Which CCTV brands do you install?
We install CCTV cameras and recorders from Hikvision, Dahua Technology and GeoVision. We choose the brand and models to suit your site, your lighting and how you want to view footage.
Is CCTV in my business legal?
Yes, if it is used for a clear purpose such as preventing crime, is proportionate, and people are told about it with visible signs. Businesses using CCTV usually need to pay the ICO data protection fee and should have a simple policy for how long footage is kept and who can see it. We set the system up to support this, but we don't give legal advice.
Can I watch my cameras on my phone?
Yes. We set up secure remote viewing on your phone, tablet or computer so you can watch live or play back recordings from anywhere.
How long is footage kept?
It depends on the number of cameras, the resolution and the recorder's storage. We size the storage to the retention period you need, and you can keep important clips for longer by saving them.
Book a free site survey
It costs nothing. An engineer visits, looks at your counter, your layout and your blind spots, then gives you one written quote for the till, the cameras, or both.