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CCTV for town halls and public buildings in Mallorca

CCTV and security cameras for town halls and public buildings in Mallorca. Tailor-made video surveillance, compliant with data protection, by AlarmaBalear.

First technical visit free and with no obligation.

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Controller: ALARMA BALEAR SECURITY S.L. Purpose: to handle your request. Rights of access, rectification, erasure and others: see the privacy policy.

At a glance

What to know about cCTV for town halls and public buildings in Mallorca

Town halls and public buildings serve large numbers of people, hold records and equipment, and are often historic buildings. CCTV and alarm systems help protect them both during and outside opening hours.

01

What CCTV is for in a public building

Monitoring entrances and public service areas, protecting archives and equipment, and watching over the building at night and at weekends.

02

Security cameras in historic buildings

Wireless equipment means older buildings can be protected without building work or cabling that alters their appearance.

03

Security camera regulations

Cameras must comply with data protection law, with signage and restricted access to the footage.

04

CCTV and public procurement

We prepare the technical proposal and quote according to the building's needs. We also issue electronic invoices for the public administration.

Want to know how we would protect your home or business?

First technical visit free and with no obligation, and a fixed quote before you sign.

How an alarm with police notification works

Four layers between an intruder and your peace of mind

An alarm is not just a device: it is a chain of alerts that works even when you are not looking at your phone.

  1. 01
    DetectionSensors on doors, windows and hallways.
  2. 02
    VerificationAI cameras that tell people, vehicles and animals apart.
  3. 03
    24-hour receiving centreThe signal reaches the centre at any time of day.
  4. 04
    Police notificationThe centre notifies the police in the event of an intrusion.
Questions

Frequently asked questions about cCTV for town halls and public buildings

Can I view the cameras on my phone?

Yes. On your phone, tablet or computer, live and recorded.

Do they record at night?

Yes. They have night vision, indoors and outdoors.

Are signs required?

Yes. Monitored areas must be signposted, and cameras must not record private areas.

Who can view the recordings?

The people the community designates. Access to the images must be restricted.

Can each owner have their own alarm?

Yes. Protecting shared areas is compatible with each home having its own alarm.

Does the alarm notify the police?

Yes. The alarm is connected to a receiving centre that operates 24 hours a day and notifies the police in the event of an intrusion.

What does the alarm receiving centre do?

It receives the signal from your alarm at any hour and handles the alert. In the event of an intrusion it notifies the police, and you also get a notification on your phone.

Can I combine an alarm and cameras?

Yes. They can be combined and managed together from the mobile app, so you see what is happening while the centre handles the alert.

Let's talk

Alarm quote with a free technical visit

Message us on WhatsApp or leave your details. We assess your home or business at no cost and with no obligation, and give you a fixed quote before you sign.

Request your free technical visit and alarm quote

No obligation. We will reply to arrange the visit.

Controller: ALARMA BALEAR SECURITY S.L. Purpose: to handle your request. Rights of access, rectification, erasure and others: see the privacy policy.

More about cCTV for town halls and public buildings in Mallorca

Town halls and public buildings serve large numbers of people, hold records and equipment, and are often historic buildings. CCTV and alarm systems help protect them both during and outside opening hours.

What CCTV is for in a public building

Monitoring entrances and public service areas, protecting archives and equipment, and watching over the building at night and at weekends.

Where to place security cameras

  • Entrances and lobby
  • Public service areas
  • Archives
  • Plant rooms
  • Car park and exterior

Security cameras in historic buildings

Wireless equipment means older buildings can be protected without building work or cabling that alters their appearance.

Security camera regulations

Cameras must comply with data protection law, with signage and restricted access to the footage.

CCTV and public procurement

We prepare the technical proposal and quote according to the building's needs. We also issue electronic invoices for the public administration.

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