The Tempus Systems website has been set up to provide you with a wealth of information with regards to who we are, the way we conduct business with our cctv systems, access control, fire alarms, cctv security installtion and many other solutions we offer, our attention to detail and the after care service we provide. Operating throughout the United Kingdom, Tempus Systems LTD offer working solutions in the fields of Time Management (T&A), CCTV Systems, Access Control, Fire Alarms, Guard Patrol, Audio/Video Door Entry, Emergency Lighting, Structured Cabling and Electronic Registration.
Tempus Systems CCTV utilises a range of Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) with a wealth of features to cater for any industry and/or all site conditions. Recorded data is stored onto single or multiple Hard Drives (internal or RAID). The size of which is determined according to the individual requirements of the customer. Our expert cctv installers take into consideration the storage time needed, site activity and the quality of the recorded image. All our DVRs have an overwrite facility that will records over old data once the hard drive becomes full.
Before Tempus Systems LTD adopt a new service or product, extensive research is carried out in order to make absolute certain that we can offer the most reliable and cost effective solution possible. It is for this reason that when it comes to Fire Detection we insist on only offering equipment from the product range of 'Apollo Fire Detectors Limited'. Manufactured exclusively in the U.K., the Apollo product range has a worldwide reputation in its own right and is recognized as an industry standard, winning many awards.
British and European Standards state that there must be adequate measures in place to safeguard the occupants of a public or commercial building. When it comes to Emergency Lighting the standards are very specific, providing clear guidelines as to its implementation. Emergency Lighting is an addition to the normal lighting fixtures and is powered from either an 'Emergency Generator' or via 'Back-up Batteries'. Battery systems come in two types; the first being a 'Central Battery System', which utilises batteries to power a number of lights.
