Views first, hardware second.
Alexandra Headland homes are built to look out. Large glazing, open balconies and minimal facades leave little room for obvious equipment. We use compact cameras, recessed where possible, and place them to cover entries and glazing without appearing in your view.
Inside, the alarm uses discreet sensors and glass-break detection rather than bulky devices on every window.
Discreet design choices
- Compact, colour-matched cameras
- Glass-break detection for large glazing
- Recessed keypads or app-only control
- Concealed cabling through ceilings
- Sensors chosen to suit the interior
Elevated sites and shared buildings.
Hillside homes are often entered from a lower street level, with garages and lifts or long stairs. Video intercoms at the street mean you know who is coming before they reach the door.
For apartments, we work with strata on any external or common-area works, and focus on your front door, alarm and internal network.
Elevated homes also catch more wind and weather. External cameras are fixed firmly and sealed against driving rain and salt, with finishes chosen to match the facade so they disappear against the building.
Common inclusions
- Video intercom at street level
- Keyless front door
- Garage and lift lobby coverage
- Monitored alarm
- Whole-home networking and AV
Common questions.
Can large windows be secured without sensors on every pane?
Yes. Glass-break detectors and internal motion sensors cover large glazing discreetly.
Do you install in Alexandra Headland apartments?
Yes, working within body corporate requirements for any external or shared areas.
Can the system run without a keypad on the wall?
Yes. Many owners arm and disarm from the app or a keyless credential, with a hidden keypad as backup.