So a common misunderstanding is that because it's fine on another device it will be fine on Sky Stream or Glass is unfortunately incorrect.
These services are unique in that when on they have a permanent connection to Sky servers and thus require a constant 30 Mbps connection. What seemingly happens is that if the broadband speed the stream or glass gets falls under the minimum recommended of 25-30 Mbps it seems to crash the stream puck until it's rebooted. A number of customers have this issue particularly when connecting glass or stream via WIFI as if the WIFI strength drops for a few seconds, and affects the speed the unit it able it get, it essentially crashes it.
In your situation it could be that the CCTV device is taking the bandwidth below the recommended 30 Mbps. It's also possible it's just a WiFi strength issue and connecting the puck via Ethernet and disabling the WiFi in the pucks settings will also resolve this. I can to do a similar thing with my Sky stream and switch it from WiFi to Ethernet.
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