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3 Glen Alpine Way, Bergvliet, Cape Town
info@jvnsecuritysolutions.co.za
084 241 4549
Mon-Fri 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
3 Glen Alpine Way, Bergvliet, Cape Town
Mon-Fri 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
info@jvnsecuritysolutions.co.za
084 241 4549
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4.9★ Rated on Google · PSIRA Registered · 10+ Years’ Experience

CCTV Installation in Cape Town

Protect your home or business with professional CCTV installation designed around your property. JVN Security installs EZVIZ Wi-Fi, solar-powered and app-connected security cameras, with careful positioning to give you clear, useful coverage where you need it most.

✓ Smart security
✓ Professional installation
✓ Remote access from your phone
✓ Free site assessments

What CCTV Setup Does Your Property Need?

The right CCTV setup depends on your property, the areas you want to monitor and what you need the cameras to capture. A small home may only need a few well-positioned cameras, while a larger property or business may need broader coverage across entrances, parking areas and perimeter points.

JVN assesses the property before recommending a system, looking at areas such as:

  • Entrances and pedestrian gates
  • Driveways and garages
  • Side passages and blind spots
  • Yards and perimeter areas
  • Parking and access points
  • Areas where identifying a person or vehicle clearly is important

The number and type of cameras will also depend on practical factors such as available power, Wi-Fi coverage, recording requirements and whether you want to view your cameras remotely from your phone.

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CCTV Camera Options

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EZVIZ Wi-Fi Cameras

A practical option where there is reliable Wi-Fi coverage. View live footage, receive alerts and access compatible cameras remotely through the EZVIZ app.

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EZVIZ Solar-Powered Cameras

Useful for outdoor areas where running power cables is difficult or impractical. A good option for perimeter areas, yards and other spots further from the main building.

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App-Connected Camera Solutions

Check compatible cameras from your phone, view live footage and receive alerts through the app, whether you’re at home or away.

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Why Trust JVN Security with Your CCTV Installation?

We assess your property first, then recommend the right cameras, coverage and setup for the space. That means your CCTV installation is based on the property itself, with clear advice on what will work best and why.

Smart, App-Connected Security

We focus on smart, connected security that gives you more control over your property from your phone.

Recommended by Happy Customers

Our customers regularly describe us as professional, reliable, responsive and efficient. We’re rated 4.9★ on Google.

More Than 10 Years’ Experience

We’ve spent over a decade working with security and automation systems, so we understand how CCTV needs to fit into the wider security of a property.

Security That Works Together

We also install gate automation, electric fencing, intercoms and access control, so your CCTV can form part of a wider security setup.

Cape Town-Based, Owner-Managed Service

We’re a local, owner-managed business, giving you direct, accountable service from assessment through to installation.

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What to Expect From Your CCTV Installation

Step 1: We Assess Your Property

We check the areas you want to monitor, blind spots, power, connectivity and how you want to access the cameras.

Step 2: We Recommend the Right Setup

We explain which cameras we recommend, where they should go and how many you actually need.

Step 3: We Install the System

We fit and position the cameras, connect the system and set up the planned coverage.

Step 4: We Set Up Your App Access

We connect your cameras to the app and show you how to view and manage them from your phone.

Step 5: We Test Everything With You

We test the cameras, footage and app access, then show you how the system works.

CCTV Installation for Homes and Businesses

The right CCTV setup looks different for every property. We plan yours around the areas you want to protect and the way you use the space.

Residential CCTV Installation

Feel more secure at home with CCTV that lets you see what’s happening around your property, whether you’re inside, at work or away. We install residential camera systems that let you monitor entrances and outdoor areas, check activity from your phone and review footage if something does happen.

Commercial CCTV Installation

Protect your premises, stock and equipment while keeping a clearer view of what’s happening across your business. We install commercial CCTV systems that help you monitor key areas, check in remotely and review footage if an incident occurs.

Ready to Plan Your CCTV Installation?

Book an appointment, and we’ll assess your property, talk through the options and recommend the right CCTV setup for your space.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Prices for CCTV installations in Cape Town vary depending on the number and type of cameras, but a basic four-camera setup typically starts at around R4,500 to R6,500, while higher-specification systems can cost R10,000 or more. Current South African pricing guides put four-camera systems broadly between about R5,000 and R12,500. 

The final CCTV installation price will depend on camera quality, resolution, recorder, storage, cabling and the complexity of the installation. Larger systems cost more, so the most accurate price comes from a site-specific quote.

Most homes need around four to eight cameras, but the right number depends on the property layout and the areas that need coverage. Entrances, gates, driveways, side access, gardens and blind spots are usually assessed first. A site assessment is more reliable than choosing a package based only on camera count.

Wired CCTV is generally more reliable for permanent installations, while Wi-Fi cameras can be a practical option where there is strong, stable wireless coverage. Wired systems are less dependent on Wi-Fi signal strength, while wireless cameras can be easier to position where running data cables is difficult. The right option depends on the property, coverage required and available connectivity.

Yes. Compatible EZVIZ cameras can be viewed remotely through the EZVIZ app. The app supports live viewing, playback and alerts, allowing you to check your cameras while you are away from the property.

Yes, CCTV cameras with night-vision capability can record in low-light or dark conditions, but camera type and positioning affect the quality of the footage. Infrared night vision can be affected by reflective surfaces, nearby walls and other infrared light sources, which is why correct positioning is important.

CCTV footage can be stored locally or in the cloud, and you do not necessarily need a subscription. Many EZVIZ cameras support local recording, while EZVIZ CloudPlay offers optional subscription-based cloud storage. CloudPlay can store event recordings and make them available through the app, but pricing and availability vary by region.

Yes, many existing CCTV systems can be upgraded or expanded without replacing the entire installation. Depending on compatibility, it may be possible to add cameras, replace individual cameras, upgrade the recorder or storage, or improve an older analogue system. The existing cameras, cabling and recorder need to be checked first.

A professional CCTV camera installation typically includes a site assessment, camera planning, installation, system configuration, testing and handover. Depending on the system, this can also include cabling, recorder or storage setup, remote viewing configuration and showing you how to use the cameras and app.

A CCTV system will only continue working during a power outage if the necessary equipment has backup power. Depending on the setup, that may include the cameras, recorder, router and network equipment. If continued operation during outages is important, backup power should be considered when planning your CCTV installation.