Posts Tagged ‘UTP Cabling’

• IP Video Builds on What you Know

  • June 16th, 2011
  • Posted in Uncategorized
  • Tags: Analog, Analog/Digital Hybrid, ARK Systems, Bandwidth, camera, Cat-5e Infrastructure, CCD, CCTV, charge coupled devices, coax cable network, Coaxial Cable, Computer, De-interlaced, Department of Homeland Security, Digital Camera, Digital format, digital video, DVR, DVR Storage, Emergency, HD, high definition, Homeland Security, Homeland Security Advisory System, Image Degradation, infrared cameras, Interlaced, Internet Protocol, IP, IP camera, IP Integration, IP system, IP Video, IP Video Builds on What you Know, LAN, Maryland, Picture quality, Pixels, power-video-data, Progressive Scan, secure facilities, secure IDs, security, security cameras, Security Industry, Security Manager, security personnel, security systems, Surveillance, Surveillance Camera, Tansmission Medium, Technology, unshielded twisted pair (, UTP Cable, UTP Cabling, Video Streams

  Despite all the advantages that IP video lends to the security field, less than 15 percent of current video surveillance systems utilize this technology. Security managers are often leery to switch from a system, analog, that they are very comfortable… Read More

• Overcoming Network Distance Limitations to PoE Cameras

  • April 7th, 2011
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  • Tags: 100, 100-meter limit, Advantages, ARK Systems, Benefits, Cable, Cabling, Cannot Exceed, Converter, Copper, Current, DC, DC current, DC Electrical Current, DC Power, Distance, DSL, Electrical, Electrical Current, Ethernet, Exceed, Extenders, Fiber, Fiber Optics, IP, IP Surveillance, LAN, LAN Extenders, Limit, Limitations, Locations, Maryland, Media, Media Converter, Meters, Miles, Network Solutions, Network Solutions Maryland, Optics, Overcoming Network Distance Limitations to PoE Cameras, PoE, Power, Power over Ethernet, Problem, Remote, Remote Locations, security, Solutions, Surveillance, Technology, UTP, UTP Cable, UTP Cabling

  Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology powers IP surveillance cameras by transferring DC electrical currents and data over standard UTP cabling. This article explains everything you need to know about the advantages and limitations of PoE technology. One of the biggest… Read More