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- The Main 'Public' Entrance Door -

40% Deterrence 10% Incident Monitoring
10% Site Management 40% Evidential Recording
 

- The Fire Exit Door -

10% Deterrence 50% Incident Monitoring
20% Site Management 20% Evidential Recording
 

- The Service Access Door -

20% Deterrence 30% Incident Monitoring
20% Site Management 30% Evidential Recording

If these same principles are applied to each identified camera location, it’s then relatively straightforward to define the operating requirements, and the overall specification for the CCTV systems component parts.

Of course, the same analytical approach must also be applied to the design of the monitoring, control and recording sub systems, if the overall design is going to be optimised for the sites requirements.
 

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A quick CCTV System Profile recap ...
 

So there we have it; three different doors in three very different situations, leading to three completely different ‘micro’ profiles.

Although all three doors are relatively close to each other ( in terms of a category 2 'macro' evaluation ), they each provide relatively simple examples as to how individual micro profiles, can offer a very useful working basis for developing key individual parts of the eventual CCTV system design.

So to recap on the three 'micro' profiles ....