Cameras only help when image quality, recording and data protection fit together. We plan the system for your premises, install it, set up encrypted recording and document what is recorded and how long it is kept.
Warehouses, yards and outdoor areas are unobserved at night and at weekends.
Wrongly aimed cameras capture workplaces or neighbouring property — and become unlawful.
Blurred night images, overwritten recordings or a system nobody can reach: in an emergency that does not help.
First a look at your rooms, routes and lighting — then the choice of cameras.
Recorded areas, signage, retention period and access rights are defined and documented.
Resolution and night vision matched to the purpose. Images you can still use after dark.
Access over a secured connection, not through open ports — and only for authorised people.
We walk the site, clarify the purpose of each camera and define the recorded areas.
Cameras, network and recording are installed properly and kept separate from the office network.
A system nobody checks fails exactly when it is needed.
Operated in the KÜS DATA GmbH data centre in Losheim am See, Germany. The operator is certified to ISO 27001 and DIN EN 50600 — those are the data centre's certifications, not ours. The systems running there are managed by our team. If your data has to stay in Luxembourg for legal reasons, tell us and we plan the storage location accordingly.
We look at the areas and clarify what should be monitored and what should not.
You receive a plan with camera positions, retention period and access rules — plus a fixed price.
Mounting, configuration, handover with a briefing. After that we take care of maintenance.
Briefly describe your situation — you'll receive a concrete proposal within 4 business hours. No obligation.
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Monday–Friday 08:00–18:00
24/7 emergency line for contract customers
Local-IT-Partner S.à r.l.-S
1 Haaptstrooss
L-6869 Wecker, Luxemburg
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