Black Friday Security Camera & Safe Sale

Upgrade your home or property security for less with the Factory Buys Black Friday sale. Explore security cameras, surveillance systems, recorders and home safes, with options suited to monitoring different spaces and securely storing important belongings. 

Factory Buys is Australian owned and operated, with orders dispatched within 1 to 2 business days. Every product comes with a 12-month warranty, and our support team is available seven days a week if you need help with your order. 

Explore the Black Friday home security range

The Black Friday range brings together different ways to monitor and secure your property. You'll find wireless WiFi cameras, CCTV NVR kits, wired DVR systems, standalone recorders and a 4K trail camera, alongside home safes in a range of sizes.

What suits your home will depend on what you want to protect. A camera system can help you keep an eye on entrances and outdoor areas, while a safe provides a dedicated place for documents, valuables and other important belongings. You can also combine the two as part of a broader home security setup.

Choosing between wired and wireless security cameras

One of the first decisions when comparing security cameras is how you want your system to connect. Wireless systems can reduce the amount of cabling required for transmitting footage, although individual cameras may still require a power connection. Wired systems use physical cabling between components, which may suit homes where a permanent camera setup is preferred. You'll also come across different types of recorders. NVR systems are generally used with IP cameras, while DVR systems are commonly paired with analogue cameras. 

For areas away from your home network or power supply, a trail camera offers another option. These cameras can be useful for monitoring locations such as larger properties, driveways and outdoor areas, depending on the model and its features.

How many security cameras do you need?

Rather than choosing a kit based on the size of your house alone, think about the areas you actually want to monitor. Entryways, driveways, side access, garages, sheds and outdoor entertaining areas are some of the locations you might want to consider. Then compare the number of cameras included with each kit and the number of channels supported by the recorder. Choosing a recorder with additional capacity may also give you the option to expand a compatible system later.

Compare camera resolution and storage

Higher-resolution cameras capture more image detail, which can be useful when reviewing recorded footage or looking more closely at part of the frame. Storage determines how much recorded footage your system can retain. The amount of recording time available can vary considerably depending on factors such as resolution, storage capacity and recording settings.

Find a home safe for your space

The Black Friday sale also includes home safes ranging from compact designs through to larger options with capacities up to 50L. A compact safe may be enough for smaller valuables and important documents, while larger models provide more room for folders, electronics and other belongings. 

You can also compare locking mechanisms, internal layouts and mounting options. Some models include digital keypads, override keys or pre-drilled mounting points, so check the individual product specifications for the features included.

Why shop at Factory Buys?

Factory Buys is Australian owned and operated, with stock held in Australian warehouses and orders dispatched within 1 to 2 business days. Shipping costs are calculated for your delivery location and shown at checkout.

Every security camera, recorder and safe comes with a 12-month warranty, and our support team is available seven days a week if you need assistance with your order.

 

Home Security FAQ

Do wireless security cameras still need power?

Some wireless security cameras still require a separate power connection, as “wireless” can refer to how footage or data is transmitted rather than how the camera is powered. Other models may use batteries. Check the power requirements of the individual camera or kit before deciding where to install it.

What is the difference between an NVR and DVR security system?

NVR stands for network video recorder and is typically used with IP cameras, while DVR stands for digital video recorder and is commonly used with analogue camera systems. The right option depends on the cameras, connections and features you need, so compare the specifications of each system rather than choosing on the recorder type alone.

How many security cameras do I need for my home?

There isn't one number that suits every property. Start by identifying the areas you want to monitor, such as entrances, driveways, side access, garages or outdoor spaces. You can then choose a camera kit and recorder with enough capacity for those locations, allowing for any compatible cameras you may want to add later.

What size safe should I buy?

Choose a safe based on the items you want to store and the space available for installation. Check both the capacity and internal dimensions, particularly for larger items such as folders or electronics. Allowing some additional room can also make the safe easier to organise.

Does a home safe need to be secured in place?

Some safes are designed to be fixed to a suitable surface and may include pre-drilled mounting points or mounting hardware. Installation requirements vary between models, so check the product instructions and make sure the installation method is appropriate for the safe and the surface where it will be positioned.