If you have an intruder problem on your property, you might have thought about security cameras of some kind. One of the issues with security cameras is their expense, but...
Scenario: I have some remote land that is being used as a tipping area. I can’t tell when and who is dumping stuff there and would like some sort of surveillance to be able to record any motion. It can get quick dark and there aren’t any power lines. Could you recommend something for me?
Last weekend we were in Surrey at the Think Parrots 2012 show. This was one of our first parrot shows where we launched our revolutionary new product for parrot breeders and owners alike.
We met lots of new friends and some great contacts. It was great to have the chance to speak face to face with previous customers as well as new.
Scenario: It’s foaling season and I’m finding it stressful having to keep a very close eye on my mares during this time. I don’t want to have to keep disturbing them when they are already feeling uneasy; so I am looking for something that will give me round the clock observation and that will let me know when the foals are making an appearance.
Scenario: Someone keeps ringing my doorbell and then running off. I would like to find out who is doing this and be able to see them ringing the bell Solution: The best product for this situation is the Peephole Door...
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For a while now I’ve been suspecting my partner is having an affair. However I don’t know how to prove this. Could you help me with what the best way to do this would be? I’ve been hesitant now for a few weeks but I think it’s time that I find an answer. I need something that is discreet and reliable but has no chance of being recognised.
In recent weeks our CCTV cameras have been involved in some unusual but fascinating projects.
The first of these projects was appropriately named ‘Dude! Where’s my chicken?’ Essentially it’s Big Brother, but chickens, not people. 1 farm, 500 real chickens, lots of cameras spread around 6 different themed areas. Pointless? Well that was the question www.pointlessfun.com were asking. It attracted a lot of attention over social media and was enjoyed by all in the office, so you could argue for both corners! All a bit of fun we think.
