SHERLOCK HOLMES MUSEUM

The museum was facing growing security concerns due to outdated CCTV and surveillance systems, creating potential vulnerabilities in a narrow, multi-storey building. With compact interior spaces spread over several floors and thousands of visitors every year, the museum needed improved visibility while preserving its historic atmosphere. The management was also looking for a scalable solution, capable of adapting to future needs to ensure the continued protection of visitors and collections.

Scutum took charge of all security at the museum, including ongoing maintenance of all CCTV cameras and recording systems. High definition cameras were discreetly installed throughout the building to preserve the period aesthetic while improving coverage. Recording and storage systems have been upgraded to ensure continuous and reliable preservation of images, while remote access now allows management to monitor the museum in real time from a smartphone or other device. The infrastructure put in place is modular, allowing for future extensions without major disruption. All the work has been carefully coordinated to minimise the impact on day-to-day operations and preserve the visitor experience.

- Enhanced surveillance: High-definition cameras provide clear, detailed images of all floors.

- Remote monitoring: Management can instantly view images from a smartphone, improving responsiveness.

- Scalable system: Modular design allows the device to be adapted to future security needs.

- Minimal disruption: Installation was completed on schedule, with no noticeable impact on day-to-day operations.

- Customer satisfaction: The museum management was delighted with the system upgrade, reinforcing a lasting partnership with Scutum.

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