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Detect break-ins and fires before they cause damage to the protected property.

Securing a critical infrastructure site means detecting intrusion and fire before they reach protected assets, with a system that keeps working even if something fails. CCTV Baltic combines Thermal Radar, hardened IONODES devices and PACOM's distributed intelligence into one resilient system.

Energy, water supply, chemical and public utility facilities cannot afford to have any blind spots or missed alarms. CCTV Baltic combines Thermal Radar, SightLogix, Opsys Technologies and i-PRO with IONODES, PACOM and CredoID into a single robust system that monitors the perimeter, processes and people — around the clock.

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Burglary and fire
Detected by a single thermal imaging sensor
No blind spots
Continuous 360° perimeter
Anti-tailgating
Access integrity ensured by LiDAR
24/7
Supervised monitoring of the control centre
An integrated ecosystem

Four layers — from the fence to the restricted area.

Every Baltic CCTV product plays a specific role in protecting high-risk sites, where failure is not an option.

How it works

From the perimeter ring to the restricted zone.

Overlapping detection, immediate verification, supervised monitoring and the strictest access control.

1

Surround

Thermal Radar provides continuous 360° intrusion detection and early fire detection; SightLogix and Opsys close every gap.

2

Verify

Each detection directs the i-PRO PTZ camera to the exact location; the AI recognises number plates and signage in the scene.

3

Monitor

The secure IONODES display stations operate a dedicated 24/7 control centre and provide continuous process monitoring.

4

Block

PACOM monitors alarms; CredoID on HID Mercury enforces access to the restricted area and prevents tailgating.

Resilience is an architecture, not a product

At a critical facility, the gaps between systems are precisely where the risk lies.

A single Thermal Radar sensor detects both intruders and fires; an i-PRO PTZ camera verifies the situation in a matter of seconds; IONODES ensures the control centre operates on hardened devices rather than vulnerable computers; and PACOM, together with CredoID on open HID hardware, restricts access to restricted areas. CCTV Baltic specifies the entire chain to ensure it fails safely and remains supported — all from a single, reliable partner.

The advantages of CCTV Baltic

What the critical-infrastructure operator gains.

Detect more
Burglary and fire

Thermal Radar detects both threats in a single continuous 360° scan — with no blind spots and no need for light.

A controlled failure
Resilience

PACOM’s distributed intelligence and ruggedised IONODES devices ensure that alarms and video remain operational even in the event of a failure.

One supplier
Liability

A single partner for project management, supply, training and RMA — four layers of protection from one supplier.

Partner Portal

Design your CNI system with CCTV Baltic.

Pre-sales system design, project registration and quotation for registered integrators in Poland and the Baltic States.

Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions.

How does the system detect both intrusion and fire without separate sensors?

A single rotating Thermal Radar core scans the entire perimeter in a 360° cycle, detecting both intruder silhouettes and the temperature rise characteristic of fire — with one device, without a separate network of fire sensors.

What happens to the alarm system in a power or network outage?

PACOM's distributed architecture means local controllers keep operating and buffer events even if connectivity to the centre is lost, while hardened IONODES devices run on dedicated failure-resistant hardware instead of vulnerable general-purpose computers.

How is continuous monitoring maintained in a 24/7 control centre?

Secure Display Station units are hardened decoding stations with no computer or vulnerable operating system to maintain, designed for uninterrupted operation on the control centre's video wall around the clock.

Does the system meet security requirements for critical infrastructure sites, such as Poland's KSC Act?

The system is built on open standards, encrypted transmission and certificate management — CCTV Baltic supports integrators in preparing documentation and cybersecurity requirement justifications aligned with the National Cybersecurity System Act and public procurement practice.