High-definition CCTV systems for ultimate security
Calder Valley Fire & Security Ltd provides advanced CCTV installation services. From protecting homes to securing commercial premises, our high-definition systems provide exceptional clarity and reliability. We offer 5MP, 8MP, and 4K cameras, ensuring no detail is missed. App-controlled monitoring allows you to view your property remotely, providing complete peace of mind. Our solutions also integrate with ANPR car park systems, helping deter intruders and provide vital evidence when it matters most. Contact us now for more information.
Analogue vs TVI vs IP systems

Old Style Analogue Image

New Style Digital Image

Ultra High Definition 4K TVI Camera

Ultra High Definition 4K IP Camera
Traditional analogue CCTV systems
​Traditional analogue CCTV systems use coaxial cables to transmit video signals. As a result, image resolution is limited and there is no built-in image processing. While these systems were once the industry standard, they lack the clarity, colour accuracy, and performance expected from modern surveillance solutions. With advancements in technology, analogue CCTV has largely been overtaken by more capable digital alternatives.


HD analogue CCTV (TVI technology)
TVI technology enables high-definition analogue signals to be transmitted over existing coaxial cables. This offers a noticeable improvement over older analogue systems and can achieve resolutions of up to 4K (8 megapixels). However, TVI signals are still transmitted in analogue format and rely on legacy cabling. Because TVI cameras have no onboard image processing, colour accuracy and overall image quality do not match that of IP systems. While TVI remains a viable upgrade option where existing cabling is in place, it cannot fully compete with true digital CCTV technology.
​IP CCTV systems – true digital surveillance
IP (Internet Protocol) CCTV systems are fully digital and deliver superior image quality. These systems are installed using CAT5e external-grade solid copper cabling, allowing gigabit bandwidth speeds. The increased bandwidth supports much higher resolutions and significantly better image clarity than TVI analogue systems. IP cameras perform image processing directly within the camera before transmitting data back to the recorder, resulting in sharper detail and more accurate colours.


