Jacob Bailey

Can renters install security cameras? Yes, renters can install security cameras, but they must follow certain rules regarding privacy and landlord approval. Security cameras are becoming increasingly popular in Australian rental properties, offering added security for both tenants and landlords. However, their use is governed by strict laws designed to balance security and privacy. This guide explains what renters and landlords need to know.

There are a few different types of home security systems you might consider, including monitored security systems, wired security systems, wireless security systems, surveillance systems, and unmonitored security systems. So how do you choose? After almost a decade in the security industry, I’ve worked closely with all types of home security systems and know the pros and cons of each. In this guide, I’ll describe each of the types of home security systems, their pros and cons, and how to choose the type of home security system that is best suited to your property and needs.

There are four different types of alarm systems: wired, wireless, monitored, and unmonitored. I’ve helped customers answer this question to find the best alarm system for their needs for over a decade now. In this guide, I’ve covered the pros and cons of the different types of alarm systems and tips on how to decide which will work best for your property and security needs.

With over a decade of experience dealing with security systems in Perth, I often get asked: should you choose a wired or wireless alarm system? For suburban homes, either wired or wireless systems could be suitable, depending on specific needs. However, for apartments, I generally recommend wireless systems for their flexibility and ease of installation. This guide will delve into the pros and cons of each, helping you make an informed decision based on your property, budget, and security goals.