Rate Guide
| Service | Guide Price (IDR) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 4-camera IP system (supply + install) | 5,000,000–9,000,000 | Cabling included |
| 8-camera IP system (supply + install) | 9,000,000–16,000,000 | Cabling included |
| HD-TVI upgrade (cameras + DVR, 4-cam) | 3,500,000–6,000,000 | Reuse existing coax |
| Single camera replacement | 600,000–1,200,000 | Standard outdoor camera |
| Remote view setup/troubleshooting | 250,000–500,000 | On-site or remote |
| Annual system maintenance | 500,000–900,000 | Full inspection + cleaning |
| NVR hard drive replacement | 400,000–700,000 | Supply + install |
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What Is Actually Inside an Installation Quote?
A full CCTV quote for a villa is four line items, not one. The cameras themselves are usually only 40–50% of the total. The recorder with its hard drive adds the next block, then cable, trunking and connectors, and finally the labour: mounting, terminating, configuring the NVR, setting up phone access and walking you through playback. When a price looks suspiciously low, one of those blocks is missing — most often the trunking, which means bare cable stapled along your fascia, or the commissioning, which means nobody tests night footage and remote view before leaving.
Site conditions move the number more than brand choice does. Poured concrete and stone walls slow every metre of cable routing and demand proper drilling, double-height living rooms and roof apexes call for scaffolding or long ladders, and a gate camera sixty metres from the house needs armoured cable in conduit or a powered midspan along the way. Distance plays its part too: a hillside villa an hour from the main roads carries travel time that a Denpasar shophouse does not. None of this is padding — it is hours, and an honest quote shows them.
Where can you trim without hurting the result? Reuse existing coax when upgrading an old analog system instead of rewiring, group cameras so several share one cable path, and choose four well-placed units with good night sensors over eight budget ones. Resist Wi-Fi extenders as a "cheap" link to the gate — they fail in the first storm season and the callout erases the saving. And ask for a surveillance-grade disk in the recorder; a desktop drive is cheaper on day one and dead by month eighteen.