Retail Sector Security Solutions

Shopping Centres are losing public interest with the rise of online retail, so ensuring they provide a completely safe experience and using analytics to help determine layout and work out key demographics is vital from Public Viewing Monitors (PVMs) that can display anything from shoppers at self-checkouts to discounts and advertisements, public address systems to share relevant announcements, and various HD CCTV cameras that can monitor entrances, exits, and the flow of customers.

With some CCTV systems, analytics can track shopper flow, assess potential disruptions, and help prevent losses. The broad scope of retail security systems means they can be used to optimise store performance and layouts, as well as tracking potential threats in real time.

These large-scale projects may require different levels of access control for stock rooms, staff-only areas, and delivery zones, as well as ensuring the control room is considered, alongside storage, device ranges, and how the site's security system will be monitored, and work in conjunction with security staff members and the building's layout. 

We have a wide range of products to help you secure shopping centres of all sizes with security systems tailored to their requirements. 

At luxury stores, valuable assets and stock must be safely secured, and the entire property must be protected, ensuring the goods inside are guarded as well. Norbain can help by offering security solutions that include CCTV, access control, and intruder detection systems that work together to protect products and personnel.

Security systems such as window/door contacts, motion detectors on the shop floor, and communicators help prevent an intruder from accessing a property and alert a member of staff or security if they gain entry. Access control panels for storage areas can offer many credential options, ranging from key cards to biometrics, depending on the level of security required and the client's budget.  And if an intruder is inside, a panic button is perfect for emergencies, alerting officials, sounding an alarm, or activating a strobe effect on the lights. 

Security solutions, including CCTV, access control, and intruder systems work together to secure small businesses. Products like motion detectors, sounders, and window/door contacts can be used in conjunction with access control panels on storage areas, panic buttons for emergencies, and communicators that can advise of intruders via different channels.

Ensuring the appropriate safety measures are in place for lone workers is a legal requirement as outlined in The Health and Safety at Work Act (1974) and The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations (1999), which may be relevant when securing small retail stores specifically.

Our range of products can help you secure car parks of all sizes with security systems that are tailored to their size, scope, and surroundings. From high-definition surveillance cameras to record necessary footage and those with license plate recognition analytics, to barrier arms at entrances and exits, public address systems to share relevant announcements, and various brackets, poles, and mounts to get all the perspectives you need.

Emergency lighting can help ensure safety while walking through any indoor or multi-storey car park. The broad scope of AI analytics means surveillance can be used to assess traffic flow, gauge how close the car park is to capacity, and track threats in real time. 

On these larger-scale projects, many areas could require different levels of CCTV, access control, and intruder systems, such as stock rooms and staff-only sections, delivery zones, management offices, aisles, and checkouts.

In checkout areas, staff members may benefit from panic buttons for emergencies; self-checkouts could utilise Public Viewing Monitors (PVMs) to deter potential thieves; and CCTV could be used to monitor queues and the need for additional checkouts to be opened. When dealing with sites of this scale, a control room may also need to be considered, along with storage requirements depending on the amount of footage being captured, device coverage across the site, and how the security system will be monitored.