Doorbells, CCTV, NBN relocation and data cabling
Installed for homes and businesses from Melbourne's west. Pick a service to see what the job involves and the rules any installer has to follow.
What we install
For homes and businesses. Each page covers what the job involves and the rules to check before anyone starts.
Illustrative photoDoorbell installationDoorbells fitted at your front door, including video doorbells.
Illustrative photoCCTV camera packagesSecurity camera packages for homes and businesses: cameras, a recorder and installation.
Illustrative photoNBN connection box relocationMoving the nbn connection box, or the cabling from it, to the room where you need your internet.
Illustrative photoCat6 data cablingCat6 cable and network points in the rooms that need a reliable wired connection.
Check this before anyone starts
Each of these jobs has a rule set by a regulator. Ask any installer about it, us included.
Doorbell installation
If the doorbell connects to your fixed 240 volt wiring, the electrical part must be done by a licensed electrician, who gives you a Certificate of Electrical Safety.
Source: Energy Safe Victoria, electrical workersCCTV camera packages
Since 19 June 2025, installing security equipment such as CCTV for someone else in Victoria is a licensed activity. Ask to see the installer's private security licence. You do not need one to install a system at your own property.
Source: Victoria Police, changes to private security licences and registrationsNBN connection box relocation
In properties with an nbn Fixed Line connection, nbn says a registered cabler can often move the connection box or related cabling without an application to nbn.
Source: nbn, relocating nbn assets: types of worksCat6 data cabling
Data cabling such as Cat6 must be installed by a registered cabler with structured cabling on their registration, or under their supervision.
Source: ACMA, the 3 types of cabling registration
Common questions
Does a CCTV installer need a licence in Victoria?
Yes. Since 19 June 2025 installing security equipment, including CCTV, for someone else is a licensed private security activity in Victoria. You do not need a licence to install a system at your own property.
Source: Victoria Police, changes to private security licences and registrations
Can my camera or video doorbell record the neighbours?
Not their private activities. The Surveillance Devices Act 1999 makes it an offence in Victoria to use a camera to record a private activity without consent, such as inside a neighbour's home or fenced yard. Point cameras at your own property.
Who is allowed to install Cat6 data cabling?
A cabler registered under the ACMA cabling provider rules, with structured cabling on their registration, or someone working under their direct supervision. The work must follow the Wiring Rules, AS/CA S009.
Can the nbn connection box be moved to another room?
Often, yes. For properties with an nbn Fixed Line connection, nbn says a registered cabler can often move the connection box or related cabling without an application to nbn. Some other changes need an application to nbn.
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