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Safe Homes UK security update, 28 October 2005
web www.safehomes.co.uk
tel. 0870 858 0112
Go digital - upgrade your CCTV.
Everything's going digital at the moment: TV, music, radio, and - of course
- CCTV. If you have a CCTV camera or system and haven't yet upgraded to
digital, you should think about it. Here are just a few reasons:
- Digital recorders are able to run on a continuous loop (there is no need
to change a video tape).
- Digital video data can be saved to external devices, such as DVD or
CDR.
- Digital recording means that it is now possible to remotely view
recorded selections of video while the recorder continues to record its
monitored area, making sure you never miss an important event.
Special offer: go digital for just £1,499. We have put together a
special offer for subscribers to our security update, which means that you
can upgrade your current CCTV to digital CCTV for just £1,499 (subject to
survey). For larger systems, we would be happy to come and advise you on
your best course of action.
Call us now on 0870 858 0112 or at
info@safehomes.co.uk and quote
special offer ref. CCTV05. You can find full information about us and
our services on the Safe Homes UK
website.
Best regards
Ram Parkash
Operations director, Safe Homes UK
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