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CCTV Sign Printing

CCTV sign printing for anyone with a camera pointed at a door, a till, a yard or a car park. The range covers plain CCTV in Operation notices, write-on versions with space for who runs the system, and security signs for guard dogs, barbed wire, anti-climb paint, passes and searches. Every design comes in A4 to A1 on 3mm Foamex, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or self-adhesive vinyl.

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CCTV and Security Signs: questions answered

We have just put cameras up at our shop. What does the sign need to say?

Guidance from the ICO on UK data protection law expects clear signs that tell people CCTV is running, who runs it and how to get in touch. Our write-on CCTV signs leave room to add those details. Read the ICO guidance to confirm what applies to you.

I have a doorbell camera at home. Should I put a sign up?

The ICO has separate guidance for householders who use CCTV, so start there for your own case. Rules aside, a sign lets callers and people walking past know they may be filmed. The signs in this range work just as well on a house as on a business.

Is there a minimum size for a CCTV notice?

The aim is that people can read it as they come into the recorded area. Ours run from A4 to A1. An A4 sign can be read from around 8 m, which is ideal on a door. At the way into a car park, or on gates people see from a distance, pick A2 or A1.

What does write-on mean on a CCTV sign?

It has a blank box printed into the design where you add details yourself, usually with a permanent pen. Most people fill in the name of whoever operates the cameras and a way to contact them. You get a standard design and still show the details your notice needs.

Our CCTV sign goes on an outside gate. Which material holds up?

For gates, fences and outside walls, pick 3mm Dibond, which keeps its shape through years of weather. If the sign is going on a glass shop door or window instead, self-adhesive vinyl sticks directly to the glass.

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