From the front gate to the back shed.
On acreage, the house may be hundreds of metres from the road. The gate is the first and best place to know who is arriving. A video intercom there lets you see visitors, talk to them and open the gate from your phone.
Sheds hold vehicles, machinery and tools, often out of sight of the house. We cover them with cameras and sensors, linked back by cable or a wireless point-to-point link where trenching is impractical.
Across the property
- Gate intercom with remote opening
- Licence-plate-capable driveway camera
- Shed and garage cameras and sensors
- Pool area coverage
- Wireless links to outbuildings
- Monitored alarm for the house
Hinterland conditions.
Doonan sees heavy summer storms, lightning and the odd power outage. We protect long cable runs with surge protection, add battery backup to critical equipment and choose cameras that handle rain and mist.
Wildlife is constant on acreage. Detection is tuned so kangaroos crossing the paddock do not wake you at 2am.
Gate hardware is part of the job. We work with existing gate motors where they are sound, or with your gate supplier on new installs, so the intercom, remote opening and camera at the entrance behave as one system and record every arrival.
Common questions.
Can you connect a shed that is far from the house?
Yes. We use buried cabling where practical, or a point-to-point wireless link that carries cameras and data over distance.
Can I see who is at the gate before opening it?
Yes. The gate intercom rings your phone with live video and two-way audio.
Will storms damage the system?
We install surge protection and battery backup to reduce the risk and keep critical parts running.