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SAFE SYSTEMS – GOING FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH *NOW WITH 0% FINANCE FOR UP TO 6 MONTHS* MAKING CHANGE HAPPEN
During these last few years Safe Systems CCTV Ltd has expanded,
changed and modified. We have worked with many local authorities and government bodies in the hope of achieving a national standard for all, writing criterias and policies for them. We have literally gone above and beyond to find new ways to support and assist you all, making sure that your systems are the best value for money, with the best service and the best product that money can buy.
We have made more changes to our system, including: • Less intrusive audio control switches • LED alert panels • Solid State Drives (SSD) • Smaller rear-view cameras • Expanded our network of installation teams throughout the UK to provide a more local service.
Now we are working on a new booking platform to make it easier for you to: • Book appointments • Make changes. • Access more specific local info for your vehicle. • Raise enquiries. • Check progress.
YOUR PROTECTION IS OUR BUSINESS
Sheffield Council now allows the use of audio recording, after having worked hard on that aspect for a long time. The criteria it has adopted now matches that of several other local authorities including: Craven DC, Amber Valley BC, Guildford BC, Cambridge CC, South Cambs DC, City of York Council, Telford & Wrekin Council, The Welsh Government, and many more.
WHY A NATIONAL STANDARD
It is crucial that no driver should have to tolerate a system that provides less protection and coverage than those in neighbouring regions. It would not be fair for a driver to install a system that satisfies the require- ment of one council, only to find that the system they have just paid for is not accepted by their new one.
ONE SIZE REALLY DOES FIT ALL
To make sure this risk is reduced, our system is truly a “one size fits all” product. We have designed it that way
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deliberately to make sure that we can modify either the settings, or the way in which we install the system, to satisfy any conditions at all, for example: • If external cameras aren’t allowed, we don’t install them. • If a monitor isn’t allowed, we don’t fit it. We try to make sure it is there as a visible deterrent.
• If audio isn’t allowed, we don’t install it. • If audio is to be timed, then we install timed audio. Although always point out the many reasons why we recommend the physical switch type.
• If the audio is switch controlled, we fit a switch. • Where the override switch isn’t allowed, we don’t fit it. • If a driver changes local authority, we simply adapt the system accordingly, and then change the security password to match your new council.
There cannot be a situation where a different system is required for each council; that would create confusion and unreasonable costs for those changing authority.
As you can see, we supply a one size fits all product.
SAVING YOU MONEY ON GROUP 2 MEDICALS We have partnered up with D4Drivers, who can offer you £8 discount for the Group 2 Medical, for more details, click the link below:
https://d4drivers.uk/safe-systems-cctv-ltd/
HOW ABOUT FUEL SAVINGS TOO? We have also partnered up with a fuel card provider, click below for more details:
https://www.fuelcardservices.com/sscctv/SAFE
SAFE SYSTEMS CCTV LTD The leading nationwide suppliers for taxi or private hire CCTV. We are approved or recognised by more local authorities than any other supplier, continually improving, growing and expanding.
Many testimonials and images can be found on our website:
www.safesystemscctv.co.uk
Temporary contact number: 07958 590681 (our landline number 01706 551212 will return soon)
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