Detailed diagrams, cable guidance and step-by-step instructions for Australian installations.

Security Project Planner

Use this guided tool to turn a rough site idea into a useful set of diagrams, calculators, templates and quote-request notes.

How to get the most value from this page

  • Use this page with the relevant calculator, template, planning pack or quote brief.
  • Save or print any generated output before changing inputs.
  • Check all assumptions against actual device manuals and the real site layout.
  • Update the as-built documentation after installation or troubleshooting.

How to use the project planner

1. Enter the rough site details

Camera count, door count, intercom, alarm, remote requirements and retention days are enough to start.

2. Review recommended resources

The planner points to diagrams, templates, calculators and quote briefs that match the job.

3. Export the project pack

Copy, download or print the generated pack and use it as the first draft of your documentation.

Project inputs

Generated recommendations

Example planner outputs

ScenarioLikely output
8-camera shop8/16 channel NVR, PoE budget, camera schedule, CCTV quote brief.
Farm camera with shedWireless bridge or 4G/solar resources, remote-site diagrams, solar runtime check.
Clinic visual alertVisual alert planning pack, cable schedule, quote brief and testing sheet.
One access doorAccess control single-door diagram, door schedule, strike vs maglock guide.

Before using the project pack

  • Confirm every device location on a floor plan or site sketch.
  • Check cable distance and route before buying equipment.
  • Run detailed PoE and storage calculators after the first estimate.
  • Use the generated project pack as a starting point, not a compliance design.

Quick FAQs

Can I use this as a final design?

No. Use it as a planning and documentation resource, then confirm the final design against product manuals and site requirements.

What should I do next?

Use the related calculator, template, planning pack or quote brief so the information becomes useful project documentation.