RE: Re: Security Help ASAP

["Rob Mouser" <rmouser@xxxxxxx>]

Amar

Have a look at

<http://www.solargard.com>
www.llumar.co.uk <http://www.llumar.co.uk> 

We are approved installers but do mainly automotive vehicles. They are
a
very high quality film and should be able to put you in touch with a
flat glass installer.

We do do some flat glass installs but mainly larger work. Just finished
Jamie Olivers kitchen actually. ........ Name dropping!


Many Thanks 
Rob 
Rob Mouser 
rmouser@xxxxxxx 
rob@xxxxxxx 

-----Original Message-----
From: Amar Nagi [mailto:amar@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 26 July 2002 15:43
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Re: Security Help ASAP


Patrick could you please tell more about "skin the
inside of the windows with security film"

What is this and how effective ?
I have 40 panes of glass to one sash window
and i have 4 sash windows in the lounge alone.
I first thought that i may need to replace all my windows
with shatter proof windows which would very costly.
So looking for my options on that.

-----Original Message----- 
From: PatrickLidstone [mailto:patrickl@xxxxxxx] 
Sent: Fri 26/07/2002 15:36 
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx 
Cc: 
Subject: [ukha_d] Re: Security Help ASAP



--- In ukha_d@y..., "Amar Nagi" <amar@a...> wrote:
> I live on the top floor(3rd floor) of a grandII listed property
with tall sash windows.
> Of recent I am getting what look like young VANDALS throwing
objects at windows.
> They have broken a window 2 times. Today I just got a call from my
wife that they
> have done it again. This is very dangerous risk as my sofa is in
front of the sash windows bay.
> Also the the broken glass pieces landed up to 30ft away. Had my
wife been in the room
> (she left the room 3minutes prior) she is sure that she would have
been hit by glass.
> 
> Any sugestions on which wired outdoor camera i can use. I can hook
this up to a pc
> and record 24/7.

Nasty situation, my sympathies!

First thought regarding CCTV - where will the camera be sited? The
image from 3 stories up is going to be small, and will probably film
the top of peoples heads which is perhaps not terribly helpful in
making an identification - a camera at street level is a really a
must. Built in infra-red illumination for night time viewing is also
unlikely to be effective over that distance - so may need to consider
supplementary lighting. Generally B&W cameras work better in low
light conditions than colour cameras.

Perhaps more importantly, for your own safety, you should skin the
inside of the windows with security film. A glaziers or security
specialist such as Banhams should be able to provide further advice.

HTH

Patrick