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Hikvision CCTV — Is It Worth It?
If you’ve been researching CCTV systems, you’ve almost certainly come across Hikvision. It’s the most widely installed surveillance brand in the world — and one of the brands we regularly install for homes and businesses across the Northern Beaches. Here are the questions we get asked most often, answered honestly. Is Hikvision a good brand? Yes. Hikvision offers more resolution, better night-time performance and smarter detection per dollar than most competitors. For the maj
Gionatan Biniero
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Do I Need a Licensed Installer for Security Systems in NSW?
The short answer is yes — in NSW, installing security systems is a licensed trade. Under NSW law, anyone installing, maintaining or servicing security equipment — including CCTV, alarm systems and access control — must hold a valid Security Licence issued by NSW Fair Trading. Companies operating in this space also require a Master Licence. At BG Networking & Security Solutions we hold both. Master Licence A049114 and Security Licence S00001888. Why does it matter? Insurance.
Gionatan Biniero
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CCTV and Security for Airbnb & Holiday Rentals on the Northern Beaches
The Northern Beaches is one of Sydney’s most popular short-term rental markets. If you’re renting out your property on Airbnb or through a local agency, protecting your investment without overstepping with guests is a common concern. Here’s the straightforward answer. Outdoor cameras — allowed and recommended. Cameras covering the front door, driveway, rear access and pool area are perfectly legal and your best tool for deterring damage and monitoring who comes and goes. Indo
Gionatan Biniero
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How Many CCTV Cameras Does My Home or Business Actually need?
We get this question often, and honestly - it depends on your property. Whether it's a family home or business, the answer will be different. It comes down to your layout, your priorities, and what you actually want to capture. Start with your entry points. Think about every way someone could get onto your property: Front door or main entrance Back door, sliding glass door or rear access Side gate or laneway Garage or carpark— especially if it connects directly to the house F
Gionatan Biniero
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