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Ethernet over coax (EoC) technologies provide a means for technicians to use existing legacy coax cable in IP video systems

Video Transmission & Power Management 101

Understanding and knowing how to evaluate the various technologies and products ensures the performance and reliability of video surveillance systems

Derek Rice

November 9, 2014

No matter how great a video surveillance camera may be, if it has no power source — primary and/or backup — or can’t send images to the head end for viewing and archiving, it is no more useful for security than a painting hanging on the wall. This is why transmission and power solutions are crucial to providing the highest possible level of video security.

Rugged Recorder Designed for Tough Outdoor Environments

August 19, 2014

BCDVideo, a global manufacturer of IP Video recording and access control products, released their newest Rigid Series product line, designed for outdoor recording in any environment.

Cameras Display HD Color Images At Night Without IR LEDs

August 14, 2014

Speco Technologies announced the availability of its Intensifier IP® cameras. Each of these new cameras were engineered and designed specifically for a wide range of applications and offer a cost-effective solution with color images in low-light resolution challenges.

Indoor IP dome is oriented for convenience

The OE-C6412-R from OpenEye is a 2 megapixel indoor IP camera that provides users with crisp IP video in a feature-rich, compact package.

August 14, 2014

For convenient installation, all OpenEye IP cameras are detected automatically by current model OpenEye recorders and are ONVIF compliant, allowing integration with many other IP recording solutions on the market.

New camera series provides 360 degrees of vision

Arecont Vision® announced the availability of its new MegaBall® 2 camera series with ImmerVision Panomorph lenses, capable of capturing 180 and 360 deg. fields of vision with dewarping.

August 14, 2014

Features include day/night operation, H.264 (MPEG-4 Part 10)/MJPEG dual encoders, privacy masking, extended motion detection with 1,024 distinct motion detection zones, flexible cropping to adjust image sizes and the ability to choose PoE or external power.

Modular mini camera series presents flexible options

Axis Communications introduced the AXIS F Network Series of modular cameras, offering customers discreet surveillance solutions with HDTV 1080p video

August 14, 2014

Each sensor unit consists of a lens and image sensor, which connect to the main unit with either a 10-ft. or 39-ft. pre-mounted cable. Other features include PoE and intelligent video capabilities

Answers to 12 Commonly Asked IP Power Questions

The move to IP communications has created new power requirements, but also has fostered new power capabilities. Get answers to these 12 common questions about power for IP security.

Joan Engebretson

July 15, 2014

Another benefit of the shift to IP is that more information can be communicated across the network than with analog systems. Managed PoE and UPS systems use this capability to send alerts about the system.

Outdoor Wireless Bridge for Remote IP Camera Installs

November 16, 2012

Luxul introduced a wireless bridge client designed to simplify some of the common challenges associated with installing an IP security camera in remote locations.

MANAGED 24-PORT GIGABIT POE SWITCH

September 14, 2012

Pakedge Device & Software introduced its S24H 24-Port Gigabit Switch with PoE+ (IEEE 802.3AT) Ports, ideal for powering audio/video devices that require the high-power PoE+ standard.

Upgrade the Easy Way

Now integrators can fork-lift IP device upgrades without pulling new cable, thanks to new technologies that use coax cables for IP and PoE transmission.

Dave Engebretson

September 6, 2012

Arecent groundswell in the development of coax-based Ethernet and Power over Ethernet (PoE) transceivers is providing a revolutionary opportunity for security integrators. These devices provide a simple way to upgrade and update video surveillance, access control, intercom and other system types by connecting the latest in IP-enabled devices to coax cables that were previously installed within the past 20 years.