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IGA Supermarket — AI-Enabled Recorder Upgrade

The Challenge

The IGA’s existing XVR was doing its job in the most basic sense — it recorded — but it was working off plain motion detection. Every gust of wind through the car park, every shopping trolley rolling past, every shadow moving across the loading dock triggered the same alert as an actual person or vehicle. For a site with genuine foot and vehicle traffic all day, that meant the alert log was mostly noise, and reviewing footage after an incident meant scrubbing through hours of irrelevant motion to find the moment that actually mattered.

There was also no way for management to check in on the store remotely. Checking footage meant being physically on-site at the recorder — not practical for an owner or manager who wasn’t always on the premises.

The Solution

The old XVR was replaced with a current Dahua WizSense unit, which brought two changes that mattered immediately:

AI-based human and vehicle classification. Instead of flagging any motion, the WizSense recorder’s Smart Motion Detection (SMD) distinguishes between people, vehicles, and everything else. A trolley rolling in the wind or a bird crossing the car park no longer triggers an alert the same way a person or car does.

P2P remote access via smartphone. The new recorder supports Dahua’s P2P connection, letting the XVR be added directly into a mobile app without complex network configuration — no static IP, no port forwarding setup required on-site. Management can now check live camera views and pull up recorded footage from a phone, from anywhere.

The Result

  • Meaningfully fewer false alerts — the switch from plain motion to AI-based human/vehicle detection cut out the bulk of alerts that weren’t actually worth reviewing.
  • Faster incident review — with irrelevant motion filtered out, finding a specific moment in the footage takes a fraction of the time it used to.
  • Remote visibility from day one — the owner can now check the store from a phone without needing to be on-site or dial into a fixed IP.

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Dahua Surveillance System

TEN YEARS OVERDUE: HOW TRARALGON BOWLS CLUB BROUGHT ITS GAMING ROOM CCTV BACK INTO COMPLIANCE

The Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission has been blunt lately: its inspectors are finding venues where CCTV coverage of the gaming machine area is incomplete and doesn’t meet the legislative requirements. For a club, that’s not a minor paperwork issue — supervision of the gaming machine area is a licence condition.

Traralgon Bowls Club Inc. got ahead of it. Their existing surveillance system was around ten years old, and while it had served the club well, it was never designed for what the rules now demand of a gaming venue. Rather than patch it, the club committed to a full replacement — and did their own homework before picking a brand.

JJ Secuwatch worked on a people counting and flow control deployment at Paddy’s Markets in Sydney, using Hikvision people counting technology to give management accurate, real-time visibility of who was coming in, where they were going, and how full the venue was at any moment.

Here’s how that kind of system works, and why it matters for any high-traffic venue.

What the rules actually require

Under Victoria’s gaming regulations, a venue’s CCTV isn’t just “cameras in the gaming room.” The system has to:

  • Clearly show every EGM — the screen, the controls, and the note, ticket or coin acceptor
  • Show the patron using each machine
  • Record continuously, 24 hours a day, seven days a week
  • Retain footage for at least 28 days, or longer if the venue’s liquor licence or another requirement says so
  • Embed time, date and camera ID automatically on the recording

Read that first point again, because it’s where most legacy systems fall over. A wide shot covering a bank of eight machines does not satisfy it. The requirement is machine-level detail — and the acceptor in particular is a small target.

Why a ten-year-old system couldn't get there

Three problems, all of them structural rather than fixable:

Resolution. A camera specified a decade ago simply doesn’t have the pixel density to resolve a note acceptor and a patron’s face from a ceiling mount. You can’t zoom your way out of missing detail.

Lighting. Gaming rooms are one of the hardest lighting environments in commercial CCTV — bright, backlit machine screens against deliberately dim ambient light. Older cameras blow out the screen, silhouette the patron, or both. [CONFIRM DAHUA TECHNOLOGY NAME — the imaging feature that delivered true, natural image reproduction in this environment] was a significant factor in the club’s decision, because it holds detail across that contrast range instead of trading one for the other.

Channel capacity and storage. Machine-level coverage means a lot of cameras. Add entries, exits, the cashier station, the bar and general club areas, and the channel count climbs fast — well beyond what a legacy recorder can handle.

The solution

Motorised lens cameras throughout the gaming machine area. Motorised varifocal optics let each camera be framed precisely on its target during commissioning — remotely, from the recorder or a laptop, without a technician on a ladder in front of every machine. That matters more than it sounds. Gaming machine areas get reconfigured; machines get swapped and moved. When the layout changes, the cameras can be re-aimed and refocused remotely instead of booking another site visit. Compliance stays intact between changes rather than drifting out of alignment.

A 128-channel NVR with RAID 5. The channel count gives the club coverage of every machine plus the rest of the site, with headroom to expand. RAID 5 is the part worth dwelling on: it means a single drive failure doesn’t take the archive with it. When your licence depends on producing 28 days of continuous footage on request, storage redundancy isn’t a nice-to-have — it’s the difference between a hardware fault and a compliance breach. The array keeps recording through a drive failure while the faulty disk is replaced.

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Paddy’s market

COUNTING THE CROWD: PEOPLE COUNTING AND FLOW CONTROL AT PADDY'S MARKETS, SYDNEY

Few retail environments in Australia are as busy — or as unpredictable — as Paddy’s Markets. Hundreds of stalls, several public entrances, a mix of locals, tourists and weekend day-trippers, and foot traffic that can swing dramatically between a quiet Thursday and a long weekend. Managing that kind of movement by eye alone is close to impossible.

JJ Secuwatch worked on a people counting and flow control deployment at Paddy’s Markets in Sydney, using Hikvision people counting technology to give management accurate, real-time visibility of who was coming in, where they were going, and how full the venue was at any moment.

Here’s how that kind of system works, and why it matters for any high-traffic venue.

The challenge: big venue, many doors, no data

Traditional CCTV tells you what happened. It doesn’t tell you how many people walked through the north entrance between 11am and midday, or which entry point carries twice the load of the others.

For a market operator, that gap creates some very practical problems:

  • Occupancy management. Knowing the current headcount inside the venue, not an estimate.
  • Uneven entry loads. Some doors are always busier. Without data, staff get allocated evenly instead of where they’re actually needed.
  • Stallholder and leasing conversations. Traffic data is the difference between “that area feels quiet” and a number you can put in front of a tenant.
  • Peak planning. Cleaning, security rostering and event scheduling all improve when you know your real hourly patterns instead of your assumed ones.

A market is also harder than a standard retail store. Entrances are wide, people move in groups, and trolleys, prams and bags all confuse basic counting methods. Anything based on a simple beam sensor or single-lens motion detection loses accuracy quickly in that environment.

The solution: stereo counting plus flow control at the door

The deployment combined three layers.

1. Dual-lens people counting cameras at entry and exit points. Hikvision’s people counting cameras use 3D binocular stereo vision, which measures depth rather than just movement. That’s what makes them reliable in a market setting — the system distinguishes an adult from a child from a trolley, and separates people walking side by side in a group. Counting accuracy holds up under exactly the conditions that break simpler systems.

2. Flow control terminals for live occupancy. Screens positioned at entrances display current occupancy against the venue’s set threshold, with a clear enter / please wait indication. Staff aren’t left guessing, and visitors self-regulate at the door rather than being turned around inside.

3. Central analytics and reporting. All counting data feeds into a central platform, giving management live dashboards and historical reporting — by entrance, by hour, by day, by comparison period. Reports can be scheduled and shared internally without anyone manually pulling numbers.

Underneath all of it sits the network. People counting is only as reliable as the infrastructure carrying it, which is why we treat the switching, cabling and PoE design as part of the solution rather than an afterthought.

Where this applies beyond markets

The same approach works anywhere movement and capacity matter: shopping centres, transport hubs, sporting and entertainment venues, showrooms, galleries and public buildings. JJ Secuwatch has delivered people counting and crowd control systems for major national operators, including IKEA Australia across all branches, alongside surveillance and analytics projects for shopping centres, government facilities, schools, stadiums and airports.

The technology is mature. What determines whether a deployment succeeds is the design work around it — mounting heights, entrance geometry, lighting, network capacity, and how the reporting is actually going to be used once it’s live.

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Ruijie Industrial Switches – NIS2K & NIS3100 Series

As an authorized networking distributor, we are proud to introduce the latest industrial switching solutions from Ruijie Networks — the NIS2K and NIS3100 Series.

Designed for harsh environments and mission-critical applications, these industrial-grade switches deliver the durability, stability, and intelligent management today’s industrial networks demand.

Why Choose Ruijie Industrial Switches?

1️⃣ Industrial-Grade Ethernet Switching

The Ruijie NIS2K and NIS3100 Series are purpose-built for:

  • Industrial Ethernet networks

  • Smart factory networking

  • CCTV & IP surveillance systems

  • Transportation and smart city infrastructure

  • Energy and utility network deployments

With a wide operating temperature range (up to -40°C to 75/80°C), these switches are ideal for harsh environment networking applications.


2️⃣ High-Performance Gigabit Network Connectivity

For businesses requiring stable and high-speed data transmission, these switches offer:

  • Gigabit Ethernet ports

  • Fiber SFP uplink ports

  • Advanced Layer 2 managed switch features

  • VLAN, QoS, IGMP Snooping support

This ensures optimized performance for enterprise network infrastructure, industrial automation systems, and secure business networking.


3️⃣ PoE Industrial Switch for Simplified Deployment

Selected NIS3100 models provide:

  • PoE/PoE+ support

  • Centralized power for IP cameras and wireless access points

  • Reduced installation costs

  • Cleaner, scalable network design

Perfect for IP surveillance networking, wireless network deployment, and structured cabling solutions.


4️⃣ Reliable Redundant Network Architecture

Downtime is not an option in industrial networking. The NIS Series supports:

  • ERPS (Ethernet Ring Protection Switching)

  • STP/RSTP loop prevention

  • Industrial surge protection up to 8kV

  • Redundant power input (model dependent)

These features make Ruijie an excellent choice for mission-critical network environments and redundant industrial network design.


5️⃣ Cloud-Managed Networking & Smart Monitoring

Modern businesses require visibility and control. Ruijie industrial switches support:

  • Cloud-based network management

  • SNMP monitoring

  • Remote configuration & troubleshooting

  • Centralized enterprise network control

Ideal for companies managing multi-site networking infrastructure or expanding their IT network solutions.


Boost Your Business with Reliable Networking Hardware

If you are searching for:

  • Ruijie distributor

  • Industrial managed switch supplier

  • Gigabit PoE industrial switch

  • Enterprise networking equipment

  • Industrial network solutions provider

The Ruijie NIS2K and NIS3100 Series are engineered to deliver performance, reliability, and long-term value.

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Milesight with NX Witness

Introducing Milesight

We are proud to supply and support the complete range of Milesight CCTV and AI-powered surveillance solutions across Australia. With operations in Victoria and NSW and trusted partners nationwide, we provide reliable access to genuine Milesight products for commercial, industrial and enterprise projects.

Why Choose Milesight

Milesight is globally recognised for delivering high-performance IP cameras and intelligent video solutions designed for modern security environments. Their technology combines advanced hardware engineering with powerful AI analytics to provide accurate, proactive monitoring.

Key benefits include:

  • 4K and high-resolution IP cameras

  • AI-powered video analytics (human & vehicle detection)

  • Smart motion detection and perimeter protection

  • ANPR/LPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition)

  • PTZ cameras with auto tracking

  • Panoramic and multi-sensor cameras

  • NDAA-compliant models available

  • Weatherproof (IP67) and vandal-resistant (IK10) designs

Whether you require warehouse surveillance, retail security, school monitoring, construction site CCTV, or multi-site enterprise deployments, Milesight offers scalable and flexible solutions.

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JJ Auburn EZVIZ Open Day

You’re Invited to Something Special!

Receive a FREE EZVIZ EB3-Solar Kit + 128GB SD Card (worth $143!) just for being one of the first 10 attendees to our Ezviz x SP Open Day.

Details:

📅 Thursday, 12th February 2026

⏰ 11AM – 1PM (Halal BBQ included!)

📍 U5, 10 Newton St S Auburn, NSW 2144

Here’s what’s waiting for you:

✨ 20% OFF the entire EZVIZ range (one day only!)

🎁 FREE Wi-Fi Camera Kit for first 10 attendees (Valued at $143ex)

🏆 Raffle Prize: EZVIZ EB8 PRO 4G (Valued at $236ex)

🍖 Complimentary Halal BBQ

🎓 Ezviz & SP Technical expert product introductions

But here’s the catch – this is a trade-only event, and those free camera kits will go FAST.

👉 Don’t miss out – RSVP now to secure your chance!

P.S. Remember – first 10 attendees only. Set your alarm! ⏰

Best regards,

The JJ SecuWatch Team

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February just got a whole lot better! We’ve lined up exclusive monthly specials across the most trusted names in security: Hikvision, HiLook, Dahua & Ezviz.

From commercial-grade systems to smart home solutions, we’ve got your installs covered – at the best prices.

🕐 Offer Ends Feb 28th or Until Sold Out!
These deals move fast – get in early to secure stock! Contact us at your closest branch to find out more.

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Akuvox

We’ve added support for more models in our 𝘀𝗺𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗰𝗼𝗺 𝗰𝗹𝗼𝘂𝗱 𝘃𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗼 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝘀𝗼𝗹𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻! Explore the highlights and supported models below 

◽️Automatic recording of various doorstep events, including package detection*. 

◽️Remote access to video footage with easy download options. 

◽️Extended retention periods and a customizable plan tailored for projects. 

◽️Enhanced privacy with end-to-end encryption and GDPR compliance.

*Package detection recording requires the Akuvox X910 single-button package detection door phone.

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Hikvision/HiLook National Distributor

Hikvision/HiLook National Distributor

JJ Secuwatch is proud to announce our appointment as an official national distributor for Hikvision and HiLook across Australia.

This milestone reflects the trust built over years of working closely with the security industry, and strengthens our ability to supply businesses, installers, integrators, and resellers nationwide with direct access to genuine, warranty-backed Hikvision and HiLook technology, backed by local stock, expert technical support, and dependable service from a team that understands the industry.

About Hikvision and HiLook

Hikvision is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of video surveillance products and solutions, offering a comprehensive range of CCTV cameras, NVRs, access control, and intelligent analytics used by businesses, government, and critical infrastructure around the globe. HiLook, Hikvision’s sister brand, delivers the same engineering quality in a range built for cost-effective, reliable deployment, making it a popular choice for small and medium-sized installations.

Together, these brands give our customers one of the broadest and most trusted surveillance product ranges available in the Australian market today.

What this means for our customers:

  • Full access to the Hikvision and HiLook product range, including CCTV cameras, NVRs, PTZ and TandemVu solutions, access control, and intelligent video analytics
  • Genuine, warranty-backed stock supplied through official distribution channels, with full local compliance
  • Competitive trade pricing for installers, integrators, and resellers
  • Technical support and product guidance from our in-house team across Victoria and NSW, with partner support in QLD and WA
  • Fast, reliable supply and stock availability to keep your projects on schedule
  • Ongoing training and product education, including our regular Open Day events

Why it matters

As demand for reliable, scalable security infrastructure continues to grow across Australian businesses, schools, government sites, and critical facilities, having direct national distribution status for a brand as widely trusted as Hikvision means our partners can move faster, quote with confidence, and deliver projects backed by genuine manufacturer support.

This appointment is a reflection of JJ Secuwatch’s ongoing commitment to the values that have shaped our business for over 20 years — reliability, integrity, innovation, and long-term partnership with the customers and installers who rely on us every day.

Get in touch

To find out more about our Hikvision and HiLook range, request pricing, or set up a trade account, contact our team.

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Tiandy National Distributor

JJ Secuwatch Named National Distributor for Tiandy

We’re pleased to announce that JJ Secuwatch is now the official national distributor for Tiandy in Australia — bringing one of the world’s largest CCTV manufacturers into our full trade range, backed by our own local stock and technical support.

Who is Tiandy

Tiandy has been building surveillance technology since 1994 and is consistently ranked among the top 10 CCTV manufacturers in China and top 50 globally. Behind that scale sits a genuinely serious engineering operation — over 3,000 employees, including a 1,000-person dedicated R&D institute, and more than 900 filed patents. For installers, that translates into a manufacturer with the resources to keep iterating on image quality and AI detection rather than coasting on an older product line.

What's in the Range

Tiandy’s core lineup covers the categories most CCTV jobs actually need:

  • Network Cameras — bullet and dome IP cameras across Lite, Pro, and Ultra tiers, giving installers a genuine choice between budget and premium builds within the one brand.
  • Speed Domes (PTZ) — from 22x up to 44x optical zoom, including low-light-optimised models for wide-area monitoring.
  • NVR / XVR Recorders — scaling from small 4-channel units right up to 320-channel systems for larger commercial sites.
  • Panoramic and Feature Cameras — including face recognition and active-deterrence models for sites with specific security requirements.

The Technology Worth Knowing

A few features come up across most of the current Tiandy range:

Super Starlight — Tiandy’s low-light imaging technology, capturing usable full-colour footage in near-total darkness rather than dropping to infrared. For sites with poor lighting, this is often the difference between footage that’s actually useful and footage that isn’t.

Early Warning (EW) — built-in active deterrence. When the camera’s onboard AI detects an intruder, it triggers a white light and audible warning automatically, rather than just recording the event after the fact.

AI Human and Vehicle Classification — on-camera analytics that filter out false alerts from wind, animals, or passing headlights, so alerts actually mean something.

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