CCTV Installation SingaporeHD & 4K cameras, night vision and remote viewing — placed with purpose.

It depends on the number of cameras, resolution, lenses, cabling routes and how many days of footage you want to keep. We start with a free site survey, then send an itemised quotation before any work begins — so you only pay for the coverage your premises actually need.

If you are an organisation — a business, MCST, school or society — PDPC guidance is to put up notices informing people that CCTV is in operation, and to protect and limit access to the recordings. Individuals recording purely for personal or domestic purposes are generally outside the PDPA, but privacy and neighbourly considerations still apply. We’re not a law firm — for specific obligations, speak to your lawyer.

Many residents do fit a camera at their own door. Keep it focused on your own entrance, not a neighbour’s door or window, and check current HDB and Town Council guidelines first. In a condominium, anything on common property — corridors, lobbies, car parks — usually needs MCST approval. We’ll advise on placement at the survey.

There is no single number for everyone. Under the PDPA, organisations should keep personal data only as long as it serves a legal or business purpose. Most clients choose a rolling retention period and size the recorder to match; some leases, MCST by-laws or industry rules set their own requirements. We help you pick a period and design storage around it.

Infrared night vision cameras light the scene with infrared that the eye can’t see, so they can record in darkness — usually in black and white. Low-light colour cameras keep colour but need some ambient light. Useful range depends on the camera and the scene, so we check dark spots at the survey and test night views at handover.

Yes. We set up remote viewing on phone and PC using the manufacturer’s secure app or an encrypted connection, with unique passwords, separate user accounts and, where available, two-factor login — rather than exposing the recorder directly to the internet. For smarter alerts than basic motion, see video analytics.

Often, yes. At the survey we check which cameras, cabling and recorders can be reused, whether older analogue cameras should move to IP, and what needs replacing. Upgrading in stages usually costs less than starting over, and we can service systems another installer put in once we have assessed them.

Yes. Every installation includes testing, handover and user training, followed by maintenance and support. If you want footage and alerts watched and acted on, pair your cameras with our integrated security and remote monitoring — licensed officers backed by a monitoring team.