Improve security at your property with guidance from Access 1 Security Systems. Explore the WA rebate programs below, check the conditions that apply to you and speak with our team about your security needs.
Whether you are planning CCTV for your business or improving security at home, start with a clear understanding of the equipment, installation costs and rebate requirements.
Amount: Up to $2,000 towards eligible CCTV costs
The announced program offers matched funding for eligible new or upgraded business CCTV systems. Applications scheduled to open: 19 October 2026.
Amount: Up to $400 per eligible household
WA Seniors Card members may qualify for assistance with eligible home safety and security purchases. Item limits and household eligibility conditions apply.
The WA Small Business Resilience Program – CCTV Rebate supports eligible businesses investing in CCTV. The announcement also states that new systems will be registered with WA Police’s Cam-Map WA database.
Before ordering, confirm the full eligibility criteria, eligible expenditure dates and application steps with the Small Business Development Corporation.
Discuss your premises, existing cameras and coverage needs with Access 1 Security Systems.
Request a Business CCTV QuoteA home security upgrade should suit your property and be straightforward to use.
The WA Seniors Safety and Security Rebate includes eligible home alarm and CCTV systems. This category has a minimum purchase or installation value of $200 and a maximum rebate of $400, subject to the household limit.
Other listed items include video doorbells, security sensor lights, deadlocks and selected safety equipment. Different minimum spends and rebate limits apply. Video doorbell subscription fees are excluded.
For contractor-installed alarms and CCTV, the guide requires the relevant Security Agent and Security Installer licences. Products must also meet applicable standards.
You must hold a valid WA Seniors Card when purchasing and live in an eligible WA household that is your principal residence.
Only one claim is permitted per household under the current scheme. If you claim less than $400, you cannot claim the unused balance later. A previous claim by your partner may affect eligibility.
Confirm your circumstances with the WA Seniors Card Centre before committing to a purchase.
Start with what you need your security system to do: monitor an entrance, protect stock, manage staff access or improve visibility around your home. Access 1 Security Systems can discuss the equipment and installation approach that suits your property.
Discuss camera positioning, recording requirements and the areas you need to monitor. A useful CCTV plan considers entrances, lighting and potential blind spots.
Control who can enter your premises and designated areas with access control systems suited to your business. Discuss staff access, restricted rooms and how access permissions should work day to day.
Considering cameras alongside alarms or security access control? Discuss your wider requirements so that individual upgrades fit into a practical plan.
Rebate eligibility is specific to the program and item. Do not assume that an entire access control and security systems package qualifies because it includes CCTV.
Review the official business program requirements first. Then contact Access 1 to discuss a CCTV quote, following the program’s required application and purchasing sequence.
Check eligibility and obtain any necessary landlord or strata approvals before proceeding. Eligible items must be purchased, installed and paid in full before claiming.
Keep dated tax receipts showing the supplier’s ABN and proof of payment. Submit your claim through WA Seniors Card using its online application or application form.
The business announcement identifies CCTV. The seniors scheme lists specific eligible products and services. Neither source establishes general eligibility for electronic access control systems. Confirm the exact item with the scheme administrator before purchasing.
No. The current scheme permits one claim per eligible household during its lifetime.
The seniors guide includes repairs to specified eligible items, subject to its conditions. Required qualifications, licences and applicable standards still apply.
Receiving a rebate under the 2009–2015 scheme does not automatically exclude you from the current scheme. You must still meet its eligibility requirements.
Not necessarily. Payments depend on eligible expenditure, item limits and the relevant scheme conditions. The advertised amounts are maximums.
No. The relevant government administrator assesses applications and determines payment. Requesting a quote or purchasing equipment does not guarantee approval.
Tell us about your property, your current security setup and what you want to improve.
Contact Access 1 Security Systems to discuss CCTV, home security or access control systems in Perth.
This is a service enquiry, not a government rebate application.
Access 1 Security Systems supplies security services independently of the rebate administrators. Eligibility, funding availability and program conditions may change. Check the official requirements before purchasing.
