
Commercial CCTV and Intruder Alarms
Security systems with a clear purpose
Commercial security equipment should be selected and positioned to address an identified need. Camera coverage, recording periods, image access, alarm zones, out-of-hours use and site lighting all affect the design. Businesses using CCTV also need to consider their responsibilities under data protection law, including whether the use is necessary, proportionate and clearly communicated.

Lighting and access coordination
Coordinate security lighting, gates, entrances and related electrical supplies where these support the overall security plan.
Intruder detection
Install compatible detectors, contacts, keypads, sounders and controls based on the building and alarm zones.
CCTV and recording
Install cameras, recording equipment, displays and network connections around agreed coverage and access requirements.
Commercial security systems
The agreed installation can cover CCTV, intruder detection and related electrical work.

TRIED & TRUSTED FOR 16 YEARS
Lloyd Hubbard, owner of Hubbard Electrical, believes that the way you are on a job reflects the quality of the work you provide. That means an organised schedule, clear communication, safe and high-quality standards, a smart and tidy presence, and no cutting corners.
These are the traditional values we’ve held for 16 years and will continue to provide to all of our customers.

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Plan access to recordings and system controls
Before installation, decide who will manage the system, who may view recordings and how faults or alerts will be handled. Camera positions should be reviewed against operational need and privacy. The business remains responsible for its policies, signage, retention and lawful use of recorded personal data.
Wrexham
Flintshire
Denbighshire
Conwy
Gwynedd
Isle of Anglesey
The Wirral
Cheshire
Commercial CCTV and Intruder Alarms across North Wales
Hubbard Electrical provides commercial cctv and intruder alarms for businesses and commercial premises across North Wales. If you are unsure whether your property is within the service area, send the postcode and a short description of the work when you enquire.










