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Cameras & local recording

Home CCTV, planned around your property.

Reolink cameras, local recording, cabling and handy Home Assistant extras, planned together as one CCTV system for your Singapore home.

How we plan itLet the cameras record on their own. Add the smart features around them.
01See clearlyPoint each camera at what matters
02Connect reliablyPlan PoE, cabling and network capacity
03Record locallyUse the camera, Home Hub or NVR
04Add useful extrasViews, alerts, lights and dashboards

Camera positions, local storage, network capacity and useful Home Assistant events are planned together.

Our approach

Your cameras keep recording on their own. Home Assistant simply adds handy views, alerts and automations on top.

When we can help

Is this what you have in mind?

We’ll check your existing equipment and the room before recommending how to connect it.

You’d rather keep footage at home than rely only on a cloud subscription

Your renovation still has time to plan camera spots and cabling

You’d like a camera alert to switch on a light or ping your phone

You want one team looking after the cameras, network and smart home

What we handle

From the equipment to the everyday controls.

Camera positions, angles and blind spots

PoE cabling (power and video on one cable)

Where recordings live: camera, Home Hub or NVR

How long footage is kept and how you view it remotely

The Home Assistant views and alerts your cameras support

Testing, your logins and a walkthrough of the system

01

Recording comes first. The smart extras come second.

Your cameras should keep recording even if Home Assistant is restarting or the internet is down. So recording stays on the camera, a Reolink Home Hub or an NVR, and we bring selected live views and alerts into Home Assistant.

It keeps things simple, and your security footage never depends on a single smart-home box.

02

Good coverage starts on the floor plan

The best time to settle camera spots is before the ceilings close and the exterior is finished. Viewing angle, mounting height, lens, night lighting, cable routes and reaching the camera later all play a part.

Already moved in? We’ll find practical cable routes or wireless options, and we’ll be upfront about where they differ from a pre-wired setup.

03

Home Assistant makes the footage more useful

Supported Reolink alerts can show up on your dashboard, your phone and in simple routines. Someone at the gate might bring up that camera or switch on the outside light, while the cameras carry on recording as usual.

We check those features against your exact camera and recorder before we recommend them.

Before we recommend anything

These details decide what will work well in your home.

  • What each camera should see, and what it should leave out
  • Whether night light, glare or rain changes the camera choice
  • Where recordings are kept and how you get to them
  • Whether your exact model shares the alerts and live view Home Assistant needs
  • What keeps working if Home Assistant or the internet goes down
How we work

From first visit to finished home.

01

Walk the property

We walk around with you, spot the blind spots and agree what should and shouldn’t be on camera.

02

Plan the wiring

We settle the camera models, cabling, power, storage and where the equipment will sit.

03

Install and fine-tune

We mount each camera, set up recording and check the picture by day and at night.

04

Connect and show you around

We add the Home Assistant features worth having, then hand over your logins and show you how it all works.

Good to know

Questions about home cctv.

Do you install Reolink CCTV in Singapore homes?

Yes. We plan and connect Reolink cameras as part of a wider smart-home project, covering cabling, local recording, your network and the Home Assistant features your cameras support.

Does Home Assistant store the CCTV recordings?

Not in the way we usually set things up. The camera, Home Hub or NVR does the recording. Home Assistant adds live views, alerts and automations on top.

Can the cameras work if the internet is down?

Usually, yes. Local cameras and recorders keep recording as long as your home network and power stay on. Remote viewing and cloud features may pause until the internet is back.

Can you add cameras after renovation?

Often, yes. We check cable routes, power, wireless signal and where cameras can sensibly go, then tell you honestly how it compares with a fully pre-wired setup.

Home CCTV

Let’s make your home work for you.

Planning a renovation or fixing an existing setup? Send us your project details. We’ll review them and reply by email.