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Security

CCTV and security system installation in Western Sydney

Cameras, alarms, access control and intercoms designed around how your site actually operates, installed by the same contractor that looks after your power and cabling.

  • IP and analogue CCTV
  • Alarms with monitoring integration
  • Access control and intercoms
Technician installing a CCTV camera power supply on an exterior wall

CCTV Installation

CCTV installation across Western Sydney with IP cameras, NVR recording and remote viewing, planned around what you need to see.

Alarm Systems

Wired and wireless intruder and perimeter alarms for Sydney businesses, strata and homes, designed to avoid false alarms.

Access Control & Intercoms

Swipe card, keypad, mag lock and video intercom systems for Sydney offices, warehouses, gates and apartment complexes.

Good security is less about the number of cameras and more about coverage, image quality at night, and whether anyone can find the footage when they need it. Eclipse designs and installs security systems for warehouses, industrial units, offices, retail and apartment complexes across Western Sydney. In NSW, security installation work must be carried out under a licence issued by the NSW Police Force Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate.

Security services we deliver

  • CCTV installation: IP and analogue cameras, NVR and DVR recording, remote viewing on your phone and training for your staff.
  • Alarm systems: wired and wireless intruder and perimeter alarms, zoned to suit your site, with integration to a monitoring service.
  • Access control and intercoms: swipe card readers, keypads, mag locks and video intercoms for gates, offices and apartment buildings.

Why electrical and data in the same team makes a difference

Every security device needs power and most now need a network connection. IP cameras run on the same structured cabling as your computers, access control needs power supplies and door hardware wired correctly, and an alarm panel is only as reliable as its supply. Because Eclipse has its own data cabling and electrical teams, the cable runs, switch ports and power are designed with the security layout rather than added afterwards.

It also helps with the rest of the building. Access control can hand occupancy information to a building management system, so air conditioning and lighting follow who is actually on site. One contractor documents the whole network, which makes future changes much simpler.

Compliance and ongoing support

Workplace cameras in NSW are covered by the Workplace Surveillance Act 2005, which requires written notice to employees at least 14 days before surveillance begins, visible cameras and clear signage. We plan camera placement and signage with that in mind; our guide to workplace surveillance rules covers the detail.

Systems drift over time as cameras get knocked, drives fill and users come and go. We offer CCTV health checks and alarm testing as part of a maintenance contract, alongside your electrical and HVAC servicing.

To talk through a new system or fix an existing one, call (02) 9832 9871 or book a site assessment.

What you can expect

  • Security licence held as required in NSW
  • Site survey before any design
  • Power and data cabling done in-house
  • Remote viewing set up and explained
  • Signage guidance for workplace surveillance
  • Health checks under a maintenance contract

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Something else on your mind? Call (02) 9832 9871 and talk it through with us.

Can you add to or upgrade an existing system?

Often, yes. We assess what is there, reuse cabling and hardware where it makes sense, and replace components that limit image quality or reliability.

Can I view cameras from my phone?

Yes. We set up remote mobile viewing on compatible recorders and show you and your staff how to find and export footage.

Do I need to tell employees about workplace cameras?

In NSW, yes. The Workplace Surveillance Act 2005 generally requires written notice at least 14 days before surveillance starts, along with visible cameras and signage.

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