
WCCTV supplies mobile video surveillance systems and managed monitoring for temporary and remote sites.
WCCTV offers a full range of rapid-deployment video surveillance systems spanning pole cameras, mobile solar surveillance trailers, licence-plate-recognition solutions, and temporary security camera rentals. The units combine high-definition cameras, cellular transmission, onboard storage, and AI-assisted detection in rugged portable form factors.
Software and services complete the range: live video monitoring with audio intervention, smart detection for intrusion, fire, and protective-equipment compliance, time-lapse video for construction, and environmental monitoring of air, noise, vibration, and weather. Customers access and manage cameras remotely through mobile and desktop software.
WCCTV is positioned on a multi-decade cycle of infrastructure and utilities asset renewal alongside steady industrial, commercial, and government demand for flexible surveillance. Its growing United States footprint, anchored by an office in Richardson, Texas, gives it access to the fast-growing American market for redeployable security.
Large public-sector programs illustrate the trajectory: WCCTV and STS360 deployed 1,500 rapid-deployment overt and covert pole cameras across Dallas in a six-year public-safety project integrated with the city command center. Continued investment in assets, technology, and services under Arcus ownership supports further growth in both the UK and the US.
WCCTV sells an end-to-end managed service rather than cameras alone, pairing fuel-cell and solar-powered towers and trailers with installation advice, connectivity, alarm-receiving-centre monitoring, maintenance, and fuel provision. The rental and leasing model lets customers deploy surveillance for temporary or shifting needs without owning infrastructure.
Scale reinforces the edge: at acquisition the company operated from ten depot hubs with a fleet of about 1,655 towers and 1,520 trailers carrying a technical asset life of fifteen to twenty years. NDAA-compliant systems, industry memberships, and long public-sector relationships further entrench its position in redeployable video surveillance.