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Wireless Camera SystemsWireless security camera systems from CCTV Camera Pros consist of wireless transmitter and receiver antennas and allow closed circuit cameras or IP security cameras to transmit a wireless signal using a 5.8 Ghz signal up to 4 miles. These systems are used in situations where cable dredging is not practical or is cost prohibitive. The WIFI-EN96510 and WIFI-NAN72B wireless security camera systems are new high performance digital wireless security camera transmission systems. These are our most popular and most recommended systems. These wireless systems offers exceptional video data transmission using 5.8Ghz and 2.4Ghz frequencies. They are made for long distance outdoor use with a direct line of sight between the transmitting and receiving antennas. Click here to read more about wireless camera systems or scroll down lower on this page. We also have some images available to view here of real wireless installations.
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Below are some images taken from an installation that one of CCTV Camera Pros' installation partners completed in Boca Raton, Florida in Palm Beach County. The installation was for a home owners association and there was a challenge of installing two cameras on two poles about 900 feet from where the digital video recorder was housed (at the clubhouse). The solution was to use four F731E Outdoor IP cameras and two wireless security camera systems along with weatherproof mounting hardware and outdoor enclosures to contain the POE power supplies and network switches for the two cameras.
  
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The systems allow CCTV installers to enable wireless
capability to all traditional CCTV cameras with the addition of a security camera video encoder and video decoder. The video encoder/decoder pair also allow you to control PTZ dome cameras using RS-485 protocol. If you intend on using IP security cameras, then you do not need to use a video encoder and decoder because the IP transmission of IP cameras works naively with the WIFI-EN96510 and WIFI-NAN72B wireless security camera systems. The main purpose of these systems is to provide a cost effective solution for remote and hard-to-reach camera locations where dredging and cable laying is not practical or is too expensive.
The WIFI-EN96510 and WIFI-NAN72B use the latest digital wireless OFDM modulation in the less crowded 5GHz radio band, providing
transmission rates that significantly reduce signal interference. Because the system is full-duplex, it supplies a very stable wireless link. The system also uses image processing software to deliver hi-definition,
full-motion, ripple free video up to 3 miles (WIFI-NAN72) or 1 mile (WIFI-EN96510) with direct line-of-sight. The WIFI-NAN72 and WIFI-EN96510 also offers considerably
improved data security via either AES or RC4 key encryption.
This wireless camera system has been designed for ease-of-use and flexibility. System set-up and configuration are quick and easy tasks by using the built in user interface which allows you to easily configure your access point and bridge pairs. . If transmission of over 4 miles is
required or the signal path needs to change direction, two or more WIFI-EN96510 and WIFI-NAN72B can be connected in series using the repeater mode.
Overall, this wireless camera system from CCTV Camera pros provides a versatile, all-in-one wireless
transmission solution for IP cameras and CCTV cameras. It offers the best performance in all environments and weather conditions, and provides
integrators and installers with a system that is easy to set-up, simple to
install operate. Wireless Security Camera Diagram
The above diagram illustrates one possible solution using CCTV Camera Pros wireless system. This displays a simple example
of how an installer can deploy a surveillance system across multiple
buildings that are not wired together or even on the same IP network.
Each building can have no existing network also.
In this
example, building A contains two CCTV cameras (analog cameras) that are
wired directly to the hybrid NVR / DVR using RG59 coax cable or premade
plug and play CCTV cables. The NVR is connected to the network of
building A by connecting to the router via cat-5 cable. To the right
of the router is a cable or DSL modem which will allow Internet access
to the entire system if desired. To the left of the router in building
A, and mounted on the outside wall is the wireless system receiver.
The wireless receiver is connected wirelessly to the wireless
transmitter on building B which is directly across from it with a
direct line of sight for communication (direct line of sight is
required between antennas. Building B's wireless transmitter is
connected to a network switch in building B (not a router) via CAT-5
cable. The network switch is connected to two network video servers via CAT5 cable. The network video servers are each connected to a CCTV camera using RG59 coax cable or a premade CCTV cables.
The purpose of the network servers is to convert the analog video
signal of the camera, make it digital, and transmit it using TCP/IP to
the network via the network switch and in turn the wireless camera
transmitter.
In summary, the wireless camera system's
transmitter and receiver create a wireless network. The router in
building A assigns IP addresses to all of the devices in building B and
in turn make building B's IP devices part of building A's network. The
hybrid DVR / NVR in building A is capable of connecting both to wired
CCTV cameras as well as IP cameras and IP video servers bringing all of
the cameras in both buildings together into a single surveillance
system. With high speed internet access in place in building A and
port forwarding / firewall settings setup properly, users can access
all of the cameras from both buildings remotely over the Internet by
connecting to the NVR / DVR's web camera service.
Below is another illustration of how a wireless security camera system can be setup and installed.
If you have questions about this wireless system, please contact CCTV Camera Pros by email or telephone.
The below installation diagrams should be used to help you plan your wireless system installation carefully for the best results possible.
The above installation image illustrates that it is important to mount your wireless transmitter & receiver on poles to raise them above any obstructions. Besides raising them, it is equally important to make sure that there is a direct line of sight between them.
When positioning your wireless transmitter and/or receiver units on roof-tops, provide a clear line-of-sight and avoid the possibility of signal multi-pathing by raising them on poles or locating them on the edge of the roofs.
The ground plane can cause multi-path issues and can significantly affect the range of your wireless transmission.
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