Detect and confirm at the perimeter
Detection linked to cameras lets the control room confirm an alert before sending staff.
HJ SECURITY · KUCHING & SARAWAK
Perimeter, CCTV and control-room systems for correctional facilities.
Detect and confirm at the perimeter, control movement inside and keep the control room reliable. HJ works to the specification and confidentiality requirements of the responsible authority; this page describes general system types only.
THE STARTING POINT
Start with the everyday problem.
Control movement
Door access and interlocking doors control who moves where and when, with a record of each opening.
A reliable control room
Recording, backup power and clear communication keep the control room working through faults.
Correctional facility security Canvas
SYSTEMS & SCOPE
Connect the right parts of the system.
Choose the areas that match your priorities, then confirm how they work together. Open a topic for related installation or service information.
Perimeter detection
Beams, fence sensors and detection linked to cameras along the perimeter.
Thermal & long-range cameras
Thermal cameras for night-time detection of people along fences and open ground.
PTZ auto-tracking
Cameras that follow a detected person across the perimeter and yards.
Recording & retention
Recorders and storage sized for the retention period the authority requires.
Control room & video wall
Control-room display so operators can view alerts and cameras together.
Central security management
One platform for cameras, alarms, doors and event logs.
Door access & interlocks
Controlled doors and interlocking doors, with release for fire and emergency as required.
Control-room intercom
Intercoms between the control room, gates and sally ports.
PA & voice alarm
Announcements and alarm messages across yards, blocks and buildings.
Guard tour
Patrol checkpoints with records for the duty officer.
Body-worn cameras
Cameras for officers, with docking and secure evidence storage.
Visitor management
Registration and badges for visitors and contractors at the entrance.
Vehicle gate & LPR
Plate recognition and barriers at vehicle entrances and sally ports.
Fibre backbone
Fibre links between blocks, gates and the control room.
Backup power
UPS and backup power for the control room, recorders and network.
Lightning & surge protection
Surge protection and earthing for outdoor cameras, poles and cabling.
Planning that respects the facility.
New facility or upgrade
- Requirements, drawings and standards come from the responsible authority.
- HJ works under the authority's approvals, access and confidentiality rules.
- Testing and acceptance follow the authority's procedures.
Existing systems
- Existing equipment is documented only as the authority permits.
- HJ checks what can be kept, linked or replaced.
- Work is phased so the facility keeps operating.
BEFORE THE QUOTATION
What changes the scope and cost?
Specification
The authority's technical requirements.
Perimeter
Length, terrain and lighting.
Control room
Operators, display and recording.
Phasing
Work around live operations.
USEFUL ANSWERS
Questions before you start.
Does HJ publish details of facility security layouts?
No. This page describes general system types only. Layouts, device positions and settings are shared only with the responsible authority.
Who sets the technical specification?
The responsible authority and its consultants. HJ installs to that specification and reports any site constraint it finds.
Can work be done while the facility is operating?
Often yes, by phasing the work and following the facility's access and safety procedures.
Can officers use body-worn cameras?
Yes, where the authority allows. Docking, evidence storage, access rights and retention are agreed with the authority first.
Plan your next step with HJ.
Share the scope your authority has defined and any procurement requirements. We will review the requirements and confirm the next step.