Runnymede Borough Council - Addlestone, Surrey
“Harp integrated in as part of the supply and installation team delivering a solution as advertised. We saw the system at Harp's premises and their installation at Southampton University and were convinced that was the solution for us. The clarity of image has been impressive as we have been used to individual CRT displays.”
— David Dood, Community Safety Manager, Runnymede Borough Council
The Safer Runnymede CCTV system was established through a partnership between Runnymede Borough Council, Spelthorne Borough Council, Ashford St Peter's Hospitals NHS Trust and Surrey Police. Harp Visual was engaged to design and deliver the CCTV control room at the joint council and police headquarters in Addlestone.
The council used the relocation to replace ageing CRT-based infrastructure with modern display technology that could support a growing camera estate, improve image clarity and reduce disruption when equipment needed maintenance.
How the environment, system architecture and operational outcome came together.
A public-sector CCTV control room supporting a shared surveillance and community safety infrastructure.
A 46-inch narrow-bezel LCD video wall with hook-and-rail mounting, Harp MERLIN processing and operator-console layout designed around sightlines.
Operators gained clearer imagery and flexible feed presentation, with a system that could expand as the camera estate grew.
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