Sometimes you also need electrical, and we do that too
Extra sockets for the home office, a fuse box that can handle modern life, lighting, outdoor power and every cable finished neatly, by the same English-speaking team that installs your cameras, alarm and network. Everything to the Dutch NEN 1010 standard, and explained clearly.
- To NEN 1010
- Home and small business
- Combined with network
- Fixed small-job prices
- In English

Your fuse box, groups and NEN 1010
Open the meterkast, the utility cupboard by the front door, and you meet the heart of a Dutch home: the groepenkast (fuse box) with its groups and earth-leakage switches. Older homes often have too few groups for modern life, which is why the power trips when the home office, the induction hob and the dryer all draw at once.
All electrical work here must meet NEN 1010, the Dutch installation safety standard. That is the phrase to use when comparing any installer. We work to it as a matter of course, and we explain what we find in English: which groups are full, what your home office really draws, and what is worth fixing now.

Electrical and cabling, done right
Fixed prices for small jobs, a survey for bigger work
Small jobs are quoted fixed from around 150 euro including VAT (2026 prices). A network point typically runs 125 to 300 euro, and is often combined with electrical work in the same visit. Larger work follows a free survey, so you know the cost before we start.
Quality materials, neatly finished
Orange Datwyler cable, tidy patch work and network points, all to Dutch standards.






We think along with you, advice comes first
We do not start with a product, we start with what you want to achieve. Tell us the situation and the goal, and we design around it. Often the honest answer is fewer cameras in the right places, or a network fix before anything else.
Used to working for international companies in the Netherlands
Setting up a home or a business in a new country is enough work already. We are used to clients from abroad, we speak English, and we take the whole technical setup off your hands so you have one team to call. Our clients have come from all over the world.
Why you can let us in with confidence
We are not a one-off contractor. We are a recognised security company with the certifications and partnerships to back it up.
Since 1999, and still hands-on
We started installing security in 1999, and we never stopped caring about the details. Today we complete around 2,000 installations a year, and we still do the work with our own engineers, not subcontractors. The person who advises you is part of the same team that shows up at your door.
That matters, because a camera on a wall is easy; a system that genuinely protects you is a craft. We buy quality materials, we finish cabling so you never see it, and when the standard product will not do, we spray cameras to colour in our own spray booth. Little of that shows on the invoice, but all of it shows in the result.
And we keep everything under one roof: cameras, alarm, video intercom, WiFi, network and, when needed, electrical work. One team that understands how it all fits together, and stays reachable long after handover.




Watch: meet Eline
Meet Eline, your adviser
Eline is one of the people you are likely to speak to first. She listens before she advises, in clear English, and she is honest: sometimes the best answer is fewer cameras in smarter places, or fixing the network before anything else. Watch her short introduction, it plays right here on the page.
What we can deliver for you is the complete technical setup, from one point of contact:
- Cameras, alarm, video intercom, WiFi, network and electrical, all from one team
- Advice, installation, documentation and a helpdesk, all in English
- Our own engineers, quality materials, and custom work when you need it
- A fixed all-in price, no subscription, and your footage stays yours
Electrical work questions
What is NEN 1010 and why does it matter?
NEN 1010 is the Dutch safety standard that every low-voltage electrical installation must meet. Ask any installer whether they work to it. We do, as standard, and we explain what it means for your home in English.
My power keeps tripping, can you fix it?
Usually yes. It is often too few groups for modern appliances. We check what each group carries and what your home actually draws, then add groups or sockets so it stops tripping.
Can you do the electrical and the network together?
Yes, and it is efficient to combine them. Network points are frequently installed alongside electrical work in one visit, by one team.
What does a small job cost?
Small jobs are quoted fixed from around 150 euro including VAT. A network point typically runs 125 to 300 euro. Larger work gets a free survey first.
Do you do this for businesses too?
Yes. For a new business site we handle electrical, lighting, emergency lighting and more as part of getting you operational. See our business page for the full picture.
Keep exploring
Everything on the English side of our site is linked, so you can jump straight to what fits you.
Tell us what you want to achieve
Call, email or book a free advice call. We think along with you, in English, whether it is a home or a business, in the Netherlands and beyond.