CCTV Installation in Bali
Cameras Built for Bali: IP66 Housings, Conduit Cabling, UPS on the Recorder
We are a Bali-based CCTV installation team specialising in IP camera systems for villas, guesthouses and commercial properties across the island. Most of our clients are villa owners and property managers who do not live in Bali full time. For them, a camera system is not only about deterring break-ins — it is about being able to open an app from Sydney, Singapore or Europe and see that the gate is closed, the pool gardener arrived, and the property is exactly as it should be. That is the difference between a generic camera kit bought online and a system that is designed, installed and configured around how you actually use it.
Bali is a demanding environment for electronics. Tropical humidity sits high year-round, the rainy season drives water into any housing that is not sealed correctly, and coastal salt air corrodes standard mounting hardware within a couple of years. Cheap cabling left exposed to direct sun degrades within eighteen months and produces intermittent dropouts that are difficult to diagnose later. We account for all of this at the design stage: weatherproof IP66-rated cameras, conduit-protected cable runs, marine-grade hardware near the coast in Jimbaran, Uluwatu and Nusa Dua, and a UPS on the recorder and router so a power cut does not leave a gap in your footage.
Every installation starts with a coverage plan. Before any camera is mounted we agree exactly what each lens will see — the main gate, the villa entrance, the pool area, the carport, and any blind spots specific to your layout. A standard two to four bedroom villa is usually covered well by four cameras; larger compounds with guest pavilions or complex gardens need six to eight. More cameras is not automatically better. Four well-placed cameras with the right lens for each distance give you far more usable footage than eight badly aimed ones. You can read the full breakdown in our guide to home and villa security cameras in Bali.
We work with Dahua, Hikvision and Uniview hardware — the three brands that are properly stocked, supported and serviceable in Indonesia. That matters more than it sounds: an imported brand with no local spare parts means a single failed camera can leave you waiting weeks. With locally supported hardware we can usually replace a failed unit on the same visit. Whether you need a fresh IP CCTV installation, an upgrade from an old analog system, ongoing maintenance, or help getting remote viewing working again, the same team handles it end to end.
Pricing is quoted over WhatsApp before any work begins, and the survey for a new installation costs nothing. Indicative ranges are published on our pricing page: a four-camera IP 4MP system with NVR, hard drive, cabling and phone setup runs IDR 7,500,000–9,500,000, or from IDR 5,000,000 with 2MP cameras, and the final price is fixed after the survey. Send us a message describing your property and your goals, and we will respond with a realistic plan and price.
