STRATA SECURITY FAIRFIELD
CCTV • INTERCOMS • ACCESS CONTROL • SECURITY UPGRADES

Licensed Security Provider
Master License: 000110785

Registered Cabler
A022842

Fully Insured

Professional Installation
Clean, reliable workmanship

Reliable Technology
Long Term Support

Sydney Based
Local Support

STRATA SECURITY FOR FAIRFIELD PROPERTIES
PROTECTING COMMON AREAS. MANAGING BUILDING ACCESS.

Strata security involves more than installing cameras at entrances.

Apartment buildings often have shared access points, visitor entry systems, car parks, pedestrian pathways and equipment distributed throughout the property.

A suitable security design should consider how these areas operate together, how authorised users access the systems and how equipment will be maintained.

We assist strata managers, owners corporations and authorised representatives with security assessments, system proposals, new installations and upgrades.

STRATA SECURITY SERVICES
ONE INSTALLER. MULTIPLE SECURITY SOLUTIONS.

CCTV SURVEILLANCE
Security camera installations for entrances, car parks, walkways, shared facilities and other approved common-property areas.

APARTMENT INTERCOMS
Audio and video intercom systems for visitor communication, apartment calling and controlled building entry.

ACCESS CONTROL
Electronic door access, compatible fob and card readers, electric strikes and authorised user management.

SECURITY ALARMS
Alarm solutions for suitable shared facilities, equipment rooms and other areas requiring intrusion detection.

NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE
Structured cabling, PoE switching and network connections supporting CCTV and IP-based security equipment.

SYSTEM UPGRADES
Replace ageing cameras, recording equipment, intercoms and access-control hardware while reviewing opportunities to retain suitable existing infrastructure.

SECURITY FOR DIFFERENT STRATA PROPERTIES
DIFFERENT BUILDINGS. DIFFERENT SECURITY REQUIREMENTS.

Fairfield includes a variety of residential property types, from established apartment blocks to larger developments with multiple buildings and shared facilities.

Each property has different security requirements depending on its layout, access arrangements, existing infrastructure and the number of residents.

SMALL APARTMENT BLOCKS
Practical CCTV, intercom and building entry solutions for smaller residential properties.

MEDIUM-SIZED UNIT COMPLEXES
Security installations for shared entrances, common areas, parking facilities and multiple apartments.

MULTI-BUILDING DEVELOPMENTS
Coordinated CCTV, networking and access-control infrastructure across separate residential buildings.

TOWNHOUSE COMPLEXES
Suitable security solutions for shared pedestrian gates, driveways and common-property areas.

MIXED-USE PROPERTIES
Security planning for buildings containing residential and commercial areas with different access requirements.

ESTABLISHED STRATA BUILDINGS
Assess existing equipment and cabling before deciding whether a complete replacement or targeted upgrade is required.

COMMON-PROPERTY CCTV PLANNING
THE RIGHT CAMERA. THE RIGHT POSITION. THE RIGHT COVERAGE.

Installing more cameras does not automatically provide better security.

Camera positioning, lens selection, mounting height and lighting conditions can significantly affect the usefulness of recorded footage.

Advance Digital Systems reviews the intended purpose of each camera before recommending suitable equipment.

BUILDING ENTRANCES
Position cameras to capture suitable views of people entering and leaving the building.

VEHICLE ACCESS POINTS
Review garage entrances, driveways and vehicle movement areas.

SHARED WALKWAYS
Plan coverage for pedestrian pathways and common-property access routes.

LOW-LIGHT ENVIRONMENTS
Select cameras suitable for the available lighting and required night-time performance.

WIDE-ANGLE COVERAGE
Consider panoramic or wide-angle cameras where they provide an appropriate field of view.

IMAGE DETAIL
Assess camera resolution, viewing distance and lens selection against the intended surveillance purpose.

The final camera layout should be based on the actual property rather than a standard camera quantity.

CCTV RECORDING AND STORAGE
RECORD • REVIEW • RETAIN

A CCTV system needs suitable recording equipment and storage capacity to support its intended purpose.

Recording requirements vary depending on camera quantity, resolution, frame rate, compression settings and the required retention period.

NETWORK VIDEO RECORDERS
Select compatible recording equipment with sufficient camera channels and supported features.

STORAGE CAPACITY
Calculate suitable surveillance hard drive capacity based on the proposed recording configuration.

CONTINUOUS RECORDING
Configure supported systems for ongoing recording where required.

EVENT-BASED RECORDING
Use suitable motion or event recording functions where appropriate.

RECORDING RETENTION
Plan storage around the retention period agreed by the authorised strata representatives.

FUTURE EXPANSION
Consider additional camera channels, storage capacity and network requirements where future expansion is anticipated.

Recording retention should be calculated for the proposed system rather than assumed from hard drive capacity alone.

CCTV REMOTE VIEWING AND USER ACCESS
CONTROLLED ACCESS TO SECURITY FOOTAGE

Modern CCTV systems can support remote viewing and recording playback from compatible devices.

For strata properties, access should be managed according to the owners corporation's authorised arrangements.

AUTHORISED VIEWING
Provide system access to approved users and representatives.

USER PERMISSIONS
Configure supported viewing and administration permissions.

REMOTE CONNECTIVITY
Set up compatible remote access through an appropriate network connection.

RECORDING PLAYBACK
Allow authorised users to review recorded footage where supported.

ACCOUNT SECURITY
Apply suitable credentials and system administration settings.

ACCESS MANAGEMENT
Review permissions when authorised users or management arrangements change.

Access arrangements should be established before the system is handed over.

APARTMENT INTERCOM SYSTEMS
VISITOR COMMUNICATION AND CONTROLLED ENTRY

Apartment intercoms are an important part of day-to-day building access.

Older installations can become difficult to maintain as monitors, door stations, power supplies and cabling deteriorate or become obsolete.

Advance Digital Systems can assess existing intercom infrastructure and recommend suitable replacement or upgrade options.

VIDEO INTERCOMS
Allow residents to communicate with visitors and view supported door-station cameras.

AUDIO INTERCOMS
Practical communication systems for properties where video monitoring is not required.

TWO-WIRE UPGRADES
Compatible two-wire solutions may provide an alternative to replacing all existing apartment cabling.

IP INTERCOM SYSTEMS
Network-based intercom solutions with supported monitoring, calling and access functions.

MULTI-ENTRANCE SYSTEMS
Intercom designs for properties with more than one building entrance or shared access point.

APARTMENT MONITOR REPLACEMENTS
Replace compatible internal monitors or plan a coordinated upgrade across the building.

We work with recognised security manufacturers, including Fermax, Dahua and Hikvision, selecting equipment according to system compatibility and site requirements.

REPLACING OLDER APARTMENT INTERCOMS
MODERNISE THE SYSTEM. REVIEW THE EXISTING CABLING.

Many established apartment buildings use intercom systems that have been operating for years or decades.

When replacement parts become difficult to obtain or the system develops recurring faults, a coordinated upgrade may be the most practical solution.

Before recommending replacement equipment, we assess the existing installation and available infrastructure.

EXISTING SYSTEM REVIEW
Identify the current door stations, apartment handsets, power supplies and system configuration.

CABLING ASSESSMENT
Determine whether existing wiring is suitable for a compatible replacement system.

TWO-WIRE REPLACEMENT OPTIONS
Consider supported two-wire technologies where retaining suitable cabling is practical.

APARTMENT MONITOR SELECTION
Review compatible audio and video monitor options.

DOOR RELEASE INTEGRATION
Assess existing electric strikes, door release functions and power requirements.

INSTALLATION PLANNING
Coordinate apartment access, equipment changeovers and testing.

Retaining suitable infrastructure may reduce unnecessary building work, but compatibility must be confirmed before installation.

FERMAX • DAHUA • HIKVISION • 2N BY AXIS
THE RIGHT INTERCOM FOR THE RIGHT BUILDING

Different intercom systems offer different installation methods, communication functions and equipment options.

Advance Digital Systems assesses the property's requirements before recommending a suitable manufacturer and system architecture.

FERMAX INTERCOM SYSTEMS
Compatible audio, video and multi-apartment intercom solutions, including supported two-wire building upgrade options.

DAHUA VIDEO INTERCOMS
IP and compatible two-wire intercom solutions with supported visitor communication, apartment monitoring and electronic door release functions.

HIKVISION INTERCOM SYSTEMS
IP and compatible two-wire intercom equipment with supported video calling, apartment monitoring and access-control features.

2N INTERCOM SYSTEMS BY AXIS
Professional IP intercom solutions for apartment buildings, multi-tenant developments and properties requiring advanced visitor communication and access control.

EXISTING CABLING
Assess whether suitable existing wiring and infrastructure can be retained with the proposed system.

RESIDENT REQUIREMENTS
Consider apartment monitors, visitor calling, supported mobile functions and accessibility requirements.

LONG-TERM SUPPORT
Review equipment compatibility, manufacturer support, documentation and future replacement options.

WE DO NOT FORCE EVERY STRATA PROJECT INTO ONE INTERCOM BRAND.

The preferred system depends on the property, existing infrastructure, required features and available budget.

ACCESS CONTROL FOR FAIRFIELD STRATA
MANAGE WHO CAN ENTER SHARED AREAS

Access-control systems provide a structured way to manage entry to selected parts of a strata property.

Depending on the building and approved scope, electronic access can be used for common doors, pedestrian gates, equipment rooms and shared facilities.

FOB AND CARD ACCESS
Provide compatible electronic credentials for authorised users.

ELECTRONIC DOOR LOCKING
Integrate suitable electric strikes or locking hardware with supported access systems.

USER MANAGEMENT
Add, update or remove access permissions according to the installed system's capabilities.

INTERCOM INTEGRATION
Coordinate visitor entry and electronic door release where supported.

MULTIPLE ACCESS POINTS
Manage several controlled doors through a suitable system architecture.

EXISTING SYSTEM UPGRADES
Review whether existing readers, controllers, cabling and door hardware can be retained.

PEDESTRIAN GATES AND GARAGE ACCESS
SECURITY BEYOND THE MAIN ENTRANCE

Strata access control often extends beyond the building foyer.

Pedestrian gates, garage entrances, secondary doors and shared facilities may require suitable electronic entry arrangements.

PEDESTRIAN GATES
Control access through approved common-property pedestrian entrances.

GARAGE ACCESS
Review compatible access arrangements for shared vehicle entry points.

SIDE AND REAR DOORS
Manage selected secondary building entrances.

ELECTRIC STRIKES
Assess suitable electronic locking and release hardware.

FOB MANAGEMENT
Provide supported methods for issuing, updating and deactivating credentials.

INTERCOM CONNECTIONS
Coordinate compatible visitor communication with electronic door release.

Access-control designs must consider the physical door hardware, power requirements and safe operation of the entrance.

SECURITY FOR MULTI-BUILDING STRATA COMPLEXES
CONNECTING SECURITY ACROSS THE PROPERTY

Larger strata complexes may have several separate buildings, shared pathways, common facilities and equipment distributed across the site.

A coordinated design can simplify system management while allowing cameras and security devices to operate across different areas.

Depending on the infrastructure, we can assess:

• Centralised CCTV recording

• Distributed PoE network switches

• Wireless building-to-building links

• Structured cabling and network equipment

• Remote system access

• Recording storage and retention

• Network capacity and connectivity

• Local recording options for supported cameras

The preferred design depends on available power, cable pathways, network connectivity, building separation and required reliability.

Every multi-building system should be assessed individually rather than assuming one network design will suit every property.

WIRELESS LINKS FOR MULTI-BUILDING CCTV
CONNECTING BUILDINGS WHERE CABLING IS IMPRACTICAL

Separate residential buildings may need to share security infrastructure even where direct network cabling is difficult or expensive to install.

Suitable wireless links can provide an alternative where site conditions and performance requirements permit.

BUILDING-TO-BUILDING CONNECTIVITY
Assess wireless connections between separate buildings.

LINE-OF-SIGHT REQUIREMENTS
Review building positions, obstacles and suitable equipment locations.

NETWORK BANDWIDTH
Calculate expected CCTV traffic and provide appropriate network capacity.

DISTRIBUTED POE SWITCHING
Connect local cameras through suitably rated network switches.

CENTRALISED RECORDING
Transmit supported camera streams to a shared recorder where the network design allows.

RELIABILITY AND RECOVERY
Consider interference, power availability, connection monitoring and suitable local recording options.

Wireless links should be selected according to the site survey and expected system load.

NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE FOR STRATA SECURITY
THE FOUNDATION OF A RELIABLE SECURITY SYSTEM

Modern CCTV, IP intercom and access-control systems often depend on network infrastructure.

Suitable cabling, switching, power delivery and network configuration help connected security equipment operate as intended.

STRUCTURED CABLING
Install appropriate communications cabling for supported devices.

POE SWITCHING
Provide compatible Power over Ethernet equipment for cameras and other supported devices.

NETWORK SEGMENTATION
Consider appropriate separation of security traffic where required by the design.

EQUIPMENT LOCATIONS
Position network equipment in suitable, accessible and protected locations.

NETWORK CAPACITY
Allow for expected camera traffic and supported connected devices.

FUTURE EXPANSION
Consider additional ports, bandwidth and infrastructure requirements.

Advance Digital Systems can assess the network requirements as part of the overall security installation.

NEW INSTALLATIONS AND STRATA UPGRADES
IMPROVING SECURITY WITHOUT UNNECESSARY REPLACEMENT

NEW CCTV INSTALLATIONS
Plan and install a complete surveillance system around approved common-property requirements.

CCTV SYSTEM UPGRADES
Replace outdated cameras, recorders and supporting infrastructure where improvements are required.

INTERCOM REPLACEMENTS
Modernise ageing apartment intercom installations with compatible equipment and an appropriate migration plan.

ACCESS CONTROL UPGRADES
Improve selected building access points with suitable electronic entry systems.

NETWORK AND CABLING WORKS
Install or upgrade supporting network equipment, cable pathways and device connections.

SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING
Investigate supported CCTV, intercom and access-control faults, including connectivity and equipment problems.

STRATA SECURITY MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
INVESTIGATE THE FAULT BEFORE REPLACING THE SYSTEM

Not every security fault requires a complete system replacement.

Problems may result from failed components, damaged cabling, network issues, incorrect configuration or ageing equipment.

OFFLINE CCTV CAMERAS
Investigate camera power, network connectivity and equipment faults.

RECORDING PROBLEMS
Review recorder settings, storage condition and missing footage issues.

INTERCOM CALLING FAULTS
Assess compatible door stations, apartment monitors and communication connections.

DOOR RELEASE ISSUES
Investigate supported intercom release functions and electronic locking hardware.

REMOTE ACCESS PROBLEMS
Review network connectivity and compatible remote viewing settings.

EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT
Recommend suitable replacement components where repair is not practical.

Our approach is to identify the cause of the problem and recommend an appropriate solution.

ONE CONNECTED STRATA SECURITY SYSTEM
CCTV • INTERCOM • ACCESS CONTROL • NETWORKING

Building security equipment increasingly relies on connected infrastructure.

Cameras may depend on PoE network switches and recording equipment. Intercoms may communicate with apartment monitors and electronic door hardware. Access-control systems may require network connections for administration and monitoring.

Planning these components together can help avoid unnecessary infrastructure duplication and improve future serviceability.

Advance Digital Systems considers the complete installation, from device placement and cabling through to configuration, testing and handover.

STRATA CCTV PRIVACY AND SECURITY MANAGEMENT
RESPONSIBLE SURVEILLANCE FOR SHARED PROPERTIES

CCTV in shared residential buildings should be planned with consideration for privacy, authorised access and the purpose of surveillance.

Camera positioning and system configuration should reflect the approved requirements of the strata scheme and applicable legal obligations.

CAMERA PLACEMENT
Consider whether cameras capture only the areas reasonably required for the approved purpose.

AUDIO RECORDING
Review the legal implications before enabling audio recording functions.

FOOTAGE ACCESS
Establish arrangements for authorised viewing and retrieval of recordings.

RECORDING RETENTION
Agree on an appropriate retention period and related management practices.

SURVEILLANCE SIGNAGE
Consider applicable notice and signage requirements.

STRATA APPROVALS
Confirm appropriate permissions before carrying out common-property security works.

The owners corporation should obtain suitable advice about its legal and privacy obligations where required.

STRATA SECURITY PROPOSALS AND APPROVALS
CLEAR INFORMATION FOR STRATA DECISION-MAKING

Security upgrades may require consideration by a strata committee, strata manager or owners corporation.

A clear installation proposal can help authorised representatives understand the recommended equipment, installation scope and expected outcomes.

SITE REVIEW
Assess the existing property and relevant security requirements.

EQUIPMENT PROPOSAL
Identify suitable cameras, intercoms, access-control devices and supporting equipment.

INSTALLATION SCOPE
Outline proposed cabling, equipment locations and associated works.

EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE
Identify components that may be suitable for retention.

SYSTEM OPTIONS
Where appropriate, provide alternative equipment or installation approaches.

HANDOVER REQUIREMENTS
Establish the expected testing, configuration and user training arrangements.

The required approvals depend on the nature of the proposed work and the strata scheme.

PROFESSIONAL CABLING AND DOCUMENTATION
INSTALLED WITH FUTURE SERVICING IN MIND

Security equipment depends on suitable cabling, network connections, power arrangements and installation practices.

Good infrastructure planning can make future troubleshooting, equipment replacement and system expansion easier.

CABLE ROUTES
Plan practical cable pathways through approved building areas.

STRUCTURED CABLING
Install appropriate communications cabling for supported security devices.

POE CONNECTIONS
Provide suitable power and network connections where required.

EQUIPMENT MOUNTING
Install equipment in appropriate locations for operation and servicing.

CABLE IDENTIFICATION
Label relevant connections to assist future maintenance.

INSTALLATION RECORDS
Provide appropriate documentation according to the agreed scope and applicable requirements.

Advance Digital Systems holds Open Cabler Registration A022842.

OUR STRATA SECURITY PROCESS
FROM SITE REVIEW TO HANDOVER

01 — SITE REVIEW
We inspect the relevant common-property areas, existing systems and infrastructure.

02 — REQUIREMENTS
We establish what areas need to be monitored, controlled, communicated with or upgraded.

03 — SYSTEM DESIGN
CCTV, intercom, access control and networking are planned around the building.

04 — PROPOSAL
A clear scope and equipment proposal can be prepared for authorised strata review.

05 — INSTALLATION
Approved works are completed with consideration given to building operations and residents.

06 — TESTING & HANDOVER
Systems are tested and authorised users are shown the relevant operating functions.

PLANNING SECURITY WORKS AROUND RESIDENTS
PRACTICAL INSTALLATIONS FOR OCCUPIED BUILDINGS

Strata security projects often take place in buildings where residents continue their normal daily activities.

Installation planning should consider access arrangements, shared facilities, building operations and potential disruption.

APARTMENT ACCESS
Coordinate suitable access arrangements where internal intercom monitors require replacement.

COMMON-PROPERTY WORKS
Plan equipment installation around approved shared areas.

EXISTING SYSTEM CHANGEOVERS
Consider how security functions will be affected during equipment replacement.

STAGED INSTALLATIONS
Where practical, organise works around approved project stages.

SYSTEM TESTING
Test relevant equipment and communication functions before handover.

AUTHORISED HANDOVER
Provide appropriate operating information to nominated representatives.

We aim to complete approved works with practical consideration for residents and building operations.

STRATA SECURITY PROJECT PLANNING
SOLUTIONS DESIGNED AROUND REAL BUILDING CONDITIONS

Strata properties can present installation challenges that are not always obvious from a simple equipment list.

Building separation, available cabling, equipment locations, power access and resident arrangements can all affect the recommended solution.

MULTIPLE ENTRANCES
Plan intercom and access arrangements for separate building entrances.

SHARED CCTV COVERAGE
Coordinate camera placement across approved common-property areas.

EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE
Assess suitable equipment and cabling before recommending replacement.

RESIDENT ACCESS
Consider installation arrangements for occupied apartment buildings.

PROJECT STAGING
Plan suitable stages where required by the approved scope.

FUTURE SERVICEABILITY
Consider equipment compatibility, documentation and system expansion.

Every strata property deserves a system designed around its actual requirements.

WHY ADVANCE DIGITAL SYSTEMS?

PRACTICAL SECURITY SOLUTIONS FOR STRATA PROPERTIES

STRATA EXPERIENCE
Security design for shared-property, multi-tenant and multi-building environments.

CCTV + INTERCOM + ACCESS CONTROL
Multiple security technologies can be planned together.

NETWORKING CAPABILITY
Structured cabling, PoE, switching, fibre and wireless infrastructure can be incorporated into the project.

MULTI-BRAND APPROACH
Technology is selected around the project rather than forcing every building into one manufacturer.

ONGOING SUPPORT
Support is available for faults, upgrades and future system expansion.

LICENSED SECURITY PROVIDER
NSW Security Master Licence 000110785.

REGISTERED CABLER
Open Cabler Registration A022842.

FULLY INSURED
Professional installation for strata, residential and commercial properties.

STRATA SECURITY FAIRFIELD — FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can CCTV be installed in common areas of a strata building?

CCTV may be installed in suitable common-property areas, subject to the necessary approvals and applicable privacy, surveillance and strata requirements. Camera locations and recording arrangements should be reviewed before installation.

Can an older apartment intercom be upgraded without replacing every cable?

Sometimes. Compatible two-wire and other replacement systems may reuse suitable existing infrastructure. This depends on the installed cabling, its condition and the requirements of the replacement equipment.

Can CCTV cameras from several buildings record to one location?

Yes, where the network infrastructure supports the required camera traffic and reliability. A centralised recording design may use suitable wired or wireless network connections between buildings.

How much does strata CCTV installation cost in Fairfield?

Pricing depends on the number and type of cameras, recording requirements, cabling distances, access conditions and existing infrastructure. A site assessment helps establish an appropriate scope and quotation.

Can residents view the building CCTV system?

Access depends on the building's approved policies and the capabilities of the installed system. Permissions should be controlled by authorised representatives and configured according to applicable requirements.

Do you install security systems for small unit blocks?

Yes. Security solutions can be planned for smaller apartment buildings as well as larger strata complexes, according to the property requirements.

Can CCTV, intercoms and access control work together?

Compatible systems may share network infrastructure or support selected integration features. Integration capabilities depend on the specific equipment and system design.

Do you service strata properties outside Fairfield?

Advance Digital Systems also provides security installation services across surrounding Western Sydney suburbs, subject to project requirements and scheduling.

STRATA SECURITY INSTALLATION FAIRFIELD NSW
PLAN YOUR NEXT CCTV, INTERCOM OR ACCESS CONTROL PROJECT

Whether your property requires a complete security installation, an intercom replacement, additional camera coverage or improvements to existing building access, Advance Digital Systems can assist with reviewing the requirements and preparing a suitable proposal.

CCTV • Intercoms • Access Control • Alarms • Networking

Protect what matters. We'll handle the tech.

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Master Security License: 000110785

Cabler License: A022842