Every industry has its own language and terms. These words and phrases can be confusing to anyone who is not part of the daily operations of a specific industry, and the surveillance business is no exception.

The vast availability of diverse information on the internet makes it easy to find videos and articles on how to do just about anything. This has given rise to DIYs or do-it-yourself activities that have made people believe that a non-professional with minimal instruction can do even technical jobs that include high risks and costly elements of security camera or alarm system installations.

Safeguarding our property from the likes of thieves and undesirable elements is an urgent need in today’s unpredictable world. Similarly, securing your home or business from accidental calamities like a fire is more important than ever. A good alarm and security camera system can detect unwanted intrusions or fire hazards and immediately notify you or the authorities, allowing timely action to save valuable property and lives.

At Imperial Communications, we are a security and access control installation company with extensive knowledge about communication systems. We render highly professional services and specialize in CCTV installations. Most of which are straightforward installs. However, some of our clients want hi-tech cameras to capture images at specific locations, so we install appropriate models to fit their needs.

Almost all homes and businesses are vulnerable to risks associated with fire, robbery, and other security threats. While some perils are challenging to prevent, some can be successfully mitigated by having a professional security system installed.

I’m Luis Pitarqui, the proud owner of Imperial Communications. I look forward to sharing my story. I hope that you will enjoy getting to know me better.

In this day and age, cybersecurity is a big deal, especially with everyone doing everything online. Through the pandemic, whether they liked it or not, companies were moving online to continue functioning. Remote working was the only way to get any work done, especially with people unable to meet one another or meet multiple people in the same room. Everyone collaborated on getting things done remotely, and companies did not have to wait for things to get better or raise restrictions if they wanted to get anything done.

When it comes to protecting your home, business, or assets, a wise investment would be installing a security system. Over the years, these technologies have changed, becoming even better and providing an improved level of protection to establishments. Moreover, new security systems are a lot easier to understand and navigate through the proprietary software.

As a resident manager, handyman, superintendent, or even a home or business owner, you are bound to run into CCTV problems at some point in time. Like all electronics, even CCTV systems face issues. Solving these problems is vital to avoid compromising your security and peace of mind. The problems a security system experiences can vary from simple hardware to software glitches that could lead to the network going down. It all depends on how robust your CCTV system is and how often you maintain it.

 
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Every industry has its own language and terms. These words and phrases can be confusing to anyone who is not part of the daily operations of a specific sector, and the security and access control business is no exception.

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Usually, to gain access to an office building with automated doors, you have to press a button, tap in a code, or use your biometrics. All of this involves touching shared surfaces, and in this day and age, with the rising threat of the Coronavirus, everyone is looking for minimal contact, whether it’s with people or communal facilities.

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