Discontinued equipment
Sites running security equipment past manufacturer support - replaced staged so the building is never unprotected.
Staged upgrades and refits of legacy CCTV, access and alarm systems - carried out on live sites, with no period left unprotected.
Recorders fill and fail, cameras no longer meet the standard expected of them, access controllers are discontinued, alarm panels signal over a single ageing path, and software stops running on current operating systems. At some point a system is no longer maintained - it is merely tolerated.
Unified Security replaces and upgrades legacy security systems on occupied, operating sites - staged so the site is never left unprotected, and honest about what is genuinely worth keeping.
The signs that a commercial system has reached the end of its supportable life are usually clear.
A commercial site cannot simply go dark for a week. The hard part of an upgrade is not the new equipment - it is replacing the old system without leaving the site exposed while you do it.
Legacy systems are usually disconnected - CCTV, access and alarm each doing their own thing. An upgrade is the natural point to bring them together into one integrated system, so the refit delivers not just newer equipment but a better-designed whole.
Sites running security equipment past manufacturer support - replaced staged so the building is never unprotected.
Surveillance that no longer identifies who or what it needs to - upgraded scene by scene to current standards.
Access systems on stranded software or end-of-life controllers - migrated to current platforms without losing audit history.
Alarms still running single-path or legacy signalling - upgraded to current standards-compliant signalling.
Sites whose layout, headcount or risk profile has outgrown the original system - re-designed against the operation as it is now.
We'll assess your existing system and plan a staged upgrade that swaps it out without leaving a gap in coverage.
Send through your requirements. We respond within one business day with a project lead and next steps.