CCTV gets tough in Kent towns

Ganz C-Allviews were installed in Chatham, Rochester, Strood, Gillingham and Rainham by local company TJW Electrical.

“We are using the C-Allviews as an alternative to traditional PTZ cameras because they offer significant advantages at a competitive price,” explains General Manager Steve Craddock.

He said that because of the high image quality produced by the new cameras TJW’s local authority clients now see them as ideal options for town centre surveillance.

“A good practical demonstration of this is when operators follow a vehicle moving either towards the camera or away from it. The vehicle’s number plate will remain in focus for the whole range of the camera.”

Ganz say that, because C-Allviews feature optically flat and distortion-free glass, they give brighter images at higher zoom ranges.

In Rainham, two C-Allviews have been located in a car park behind the popular Cricketers pub, and should provide extra security for motorists and pedestrians using the car park as a cut-through to the high street, as well as shoppers and traders using the site for the weekly market.

Sealed to IP67, the C-Allviews can be installed in harsh and challenging environments.

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