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"Proudly Western Australian Since 1988"

"Proudly Western Australian Since 1988"

Wireless alarm system

Dahua Essential

Everything a home alarm needs to do — detect, sound, and tell you about it on your phone. Fully installed by our own technicians, with a 3 year equipment warranty.

Proudly Western Australian since 1988

From $1,700 Fully installed
Best for A straightforward home alarm at the sharpest price, without giving up app control or reliability.
Warranty 3 year equipment warranty · 1 year labour warranty
Licensed installersFully insured WA security technicians
Full installationInstall, set up and training included in the price
CustomisableEvery package can be adjusted to suit the property
5-star guaranteeBacked by hundreds of local reviews

What you get

Dahua Base Hub

Dahua Wireless Alarm Smart Hub

  • Supports 150 wireless peripherals (6 sirens, 64 wireless keyfobs).
  • Peripherals status display (signal strength, battery level, temperature, program version).
  • Wired, Wi-Fi, 4G, 3G or GPRS network connection.
  • Dual SIM and Single Standby.
  • Automatic network replenishment (ANR).
  • Video linkage on App.
  • Frequency hopping function and two-way communication technology ensure communication stability.
  • Cloud update and automatic recovery from update failure.

Dahua External Siren

Dahua DHI-ARA13-W2 Wireless Outdoor Siren

  • IP65 rated
  • Outdoor product (–25 °C to +60 °C)
  • 12 VDC and battery power supply
  • Multiple alarm sounds: Fire, medical, intrusion, panic, and more
  • Sound pressure level: 95.2 ≤ LAFmax [dB(A)] ≤ 104.9
  • Temperature monitoring
  • Frequency hopping and two-way communication
  • Cloud update and automatic recovery from update failure

Dahua Internal Siren

Dahua DHI-ARA12-W2 Alarm Wireless Indoor Siren

  • Signal strength detection
  • Low battery alarm
  • Temperature monitoring
  • Frequency hopping function and two-way communication technology ensure communication stability
  • Cloud update and automatic recovery from update failure

Dahua Keypad

Dahua DHI-ARK30T-W2 Wireless Keypad

  • Supports 3 shortcut alarms: Medical, fire, emergency.
  • Arm/Disarm with password or IC card.
  • Supports signal strength detection to select suitable installation sites.
  • Low battery alarm.
  • Temperature monitoring.
  • Frequency hopping function and two-way communication.
  • Cloud update and automatic recovery from update failure.

4 × Dahua motion Detectors

Standard passive infrared indoor motion sensors

  • Pet immunity function
  • Auto temperature compensation
  • 3-level sensitivity adjustment
  • Signal strength detection
  • Low battery alarm
  • Temperature monitoring
  • Frequency hopping function and two-way communication technology ensure communication stability
  • Cloud update and automatic recovery from update failure

Also included

  • App control and alarm notifications on your phone
  • Covers a typical 4x2: entry, family room, hallway and master bedroom
  • 3 year equipment warranty — a year longer than the Ajax platform

Is this the right system for you?

This is the one we point you at when budget is the main consideration, when you want a straightforward residential alarm with a few door contacts and motion detectors, and when you would rather put the difference towards cameras or extra detectors than towards a premium platform.

If the property is larger, if the job needs more advanced functionality, or if you want alarms and cameras running through a single app, we would point you at Ajax instead — and we will tell you that honestly rather than sell you whichever one suits us.

How this compares to Ajax

Let's not beat around the bush. Dahua's alarm platform is heavily inspired by Ajax, but designed to hit a more affordable price point. That said, it is still a solid product. We have installed several of these systems and have no hesitation recommending them for the right application.

On core functionality there is not a huge difference. Both give you app control, alarm notifications, wireless detection devices and easy day-to-day operation. Where they separate is build quality and finish, product range and expandability, advanced integration, and long-term track record.

You can generally feel the difference in the hardware. Ajax has a more premium finish; Dahua uses more cost-effective materials and plastics. For a basic residential alarm, Dahua performs very well and will provide reliable security. Whether it is still performing at the same level after ten years or more remains to be seen — it has not been in the market as long as Ajax.

The two places Dahua comes out ahead: the equipment warranty is 3 years against Ajax's 2, and it is around $500 less for the same coverage on a typical four-bedroom home, fully installed.

Every price is for the job done, start to finish

These are not box prices. Everything below is a licensed security technician on site doing the work, and it is already in the figure you see.

  • Site assessment and plotting — we work out where every device needs to go, and why
  • Full installation by a licensed, insured security technician
  • All cabling run and concealed, and every device mounted properly
  • The whole system configured, tested and commissioned
  • Set up on your phone, and on any other phones or devices you want it on
  • Hands-on training before we leave, so everyone in the house can use it
  • Ongoing support afterwards — you call us, not an overseas help desk

Add to any package

  • Extra motion detector
    $190 each
  • Door or window contact With shock and tilt detection.
    $155 each
  • Smoke and heat alarm
    $225 each
  • Garage or gate control
    $190 each
  • Outdoor detector with camera
    Ask us
  • Video doorbell
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Common questions

What is the actual difference between this and the Ajax system?
On core functionality, not much — both give you app control, alarm notifications and wireless detectors. The differences are build quality and finish, how far the range expands, advanced integration with cameras and other systems, and long-term track record. Ajax has been in the market longer.
Is it worth paying more for Ajax?
It depends on the job. For a basic residential alarm with a few door contacts and motion detectors, this performs very well. If the property is larger, or you want to keep adding to the system over the years, or you want alarms and cameras on one platform, then yes — Ajax is the better long-term buy and it is what we would put in our own homes.
Why does Dahua have the longer warranty if Ajax is the better system?
That is simply what each manufacturer offers. Dahua backs its alarm equipment for 3 years, Ajax for 2. We pass on whatever the supplier gives rather than setting our own figure, and both come with a year of labour from us.
What does the price actually include?
The whole job. We walk the property and plot where each detector, siren and keypad goes, run and conceal the cabling, install and commission the system, set it up on your phone and any other devices, and show you how to use it before we leave. It is not a box of parts left on the kitchen bench.
Can I add to it later?
Yes — more detectors, door contacts and sirens can be added. If you expect to keep expanding significantly, that is one of the arguments for starting on the Ajax platform instead, since its range is wider.
Get in touch

Not sure which one?

Tell us about the property and we will work out what suits. No pressure, no obligation.

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Build your security package

Six quick questions and we will price a system for your property.

  • 35+ years securing WA homes and businesses
  • 5-star rated across hundreds of local reviews
  • Licensed fully insured WA security installers

What are you securing?
What sort of system are you after?

Not sure? Cameras tell you what happened. An alarm tells you it is happening now.

What sort of property is it?
How many storeys?

This sets how many cameras and detectors the property needs.

What sort of business is it?

Different trades get broken into in different ways, so this changes what we put where.

Roughly how big is the floor space?

A rough figure is fine. This is what sets the number of cameras and detectors.

How many ways in are there?

Count every door a person could use, including roller doors, fire exits and the back gate.

What matters most to you?
How many entrances do you have?

A rough number of entrances — doors and windows — helps us pick the right option for you. An estimate is fine.

Anything else

Contact details

Last step. We will email this quote to you and one of our team will follow up.

We use your details to prepare your quote and contact you about it. We do not sell your information.

Here is what we would put in

Sensor placement is adjusted on site to suit your layout. Prices are a starting point — your final quote is confirmed after a site visit.

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