CCTV Installation Perth

Most home CCTV is useless when it matters — wrong angle, wrong resolution, wrong storage. We design systems that actually solve the problem: 4K at every entry, identification-grade focal lengths, IR or low-lux sensors tuned for night, and 30-60 days of local NVR storage so the footage is still there when you need it.

We install UniFi Protect, Hikvision, Reolink and Dahua. Cables are hidden, cameras are mounted at the right height for facial capture, and the system is commissioned with your actual lighting — not the showroom's.

• 014K cameras with AI person/vehicle/number-plate detection
• 02Local NVR storage — no monthly cloud fee
• 03Encrypted remote viewing via UniFi Protect or Synology
• 04Integrated with alarm, lighting and smart locks

A typical Perth home runs 6-12 cameras. We start with entries, driveways and gates, then cover sheds, pools and side accesses. Every cable is Cat6 PoE so there's nothing to recharge, and the NVR is rack-mounted in a cool, ventilated cupboard — not stuffed under a bench where it overheats.

For business sites we deliver the same standard at scale — strata, retail, warehouses and offices, with role-based access for staff and full chain-of-custody for incident export.

A great CCTV install looks like nothing — no exposed cable, no clumsy bracket, no daylight gap under the eave. Every cable we run is in conduit, terminated to a CAT6 keystone, dressed into a rack, labelled and tested with a Fluke. The cameras themselves are the easy part; the cabling is what fails on most amateur installs.

We use only PoE+ cameras with manufacturer-certified injectors and a UPS-backed switch, so the cameras keep recording through a Western Power outage.

Most CCTV failures happen at night. Cheap cameras rely on built-in IR LEDs that wash out close objects and underexpose anything beyond 8m. We pair every camera with proper exterior sensor lighting so the scene is genuinely illuminated when motion triggers, and we use ColorVu/NightHawk cameras where a clean colour image at night actually matters.