Wired surveillance cameras are cameras that are physically connected to the network or a recording device via cables. They typically use Ethernet cables to transmit the video and audio signals to a central recording device or a surveillance monitor. Wired surveillance cameras can take advantage of Power over Ethernet (PoE) for both power supply and data transmission, eliminating the need for separate power cables. They can offer more stable and reliable data transmission compared to wireless cameras and are therefore often preferred in areas with higher security requirements or where continuous monitoring is essential.

Advantages of wired systems:

1. Stable data transmission: Wired systems offer more stable and reliable data transmission compared to wireless systems, which is critical for continuous monitoring.

2. Higher security: They are more resistant to interference and tampering, making them suitable for areas with higher security requirements.

3. PoE functionality: Power over Ethernet (PoE) reduces the need for separate power cables, simplifying installation and minimising hassle.

4. Avoids frequency interference: Wired systems avoid problems that can occur on wireless frequency bands, where other devices such as cordless phones and microwave ovens can interfere with the signal.

5. Frequency bands: Wireless systems share frequency bands with several other devices, which can lead to interference and affect performance.

6. Power limitations: The 2.4 GHz band has a low power limitation, which can limit range and affect transmission speed.

7. Data transmission: Wired systems allow for the stable transmission of large amounts of data, which is important for surveillance cameras that send continuous video stream.

8. Interference products: Wireless systems are susceptible to interference from other electronic devices, such as WiFi jammers, which can compromise the reliability of the system.

In summary, wired surveillance systems are recommended for those who prioritise stability, security and continuity of surveillance functionality, although it may require more work in installation compared to wireless options.

To connect a surveillance system with a Network Video Recorder (NVR) and associated IP cameras with Power over Ethernet (PoE) feed, follow these steps:

1. NVR placement: Place the NVR in a central location where it has adequate ventilation and access to electrical outlets. This will serve as the hub of the surveillance system.

2. Connecting the NVR to the network: Connect the NVR to the local network using an Ethernet cable. This allows remote access and data transfer between the NVR and other devices on the network.

3. Connecting cameras to the NVR: Connect the IP cameras to the NVR using Ethernet cables. The NVR should have dedicated PoE ports for easy and efficient power supply and data transfer to each camera.

4. Power over PoE: Since the NVR has a built-in PoE switch, it will power the cameras and transmit data over the same Ethernet cable. This eliminates the need for separate power cables to each camera. After you deploy the cameras, they are quickly and easily connected with a cable directly to the NVR.

5. Connecting NVR to monitor: For local monitoring and configuration, connect the NVR to a monitor using the available video port on the device.

6. Configuration and remote access: Configure the surveillance system through the NVR's user interface. Users can monitor and manage the cameras locally through the monitor or remotely through a web browser or dedicated software.

Using an NVR with a built-in PoE switch makes installation easy and efficient. The integrated system provides both power and data management for each IP camera, simplifying the connection process and providing a reliable and centralised solution for surveillance.

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Our motion detection system for image analysis is digital. This means that no analogue sensor is used, so the range is essentially unlimited and covers everything visible in the image.

Yes, you can customise the sensitivity of the detector. That is, how much movement should be required for detection. In addition to setting the camera not to react to tree branches moving in the wind, but to a person walking by, you can also change the sensitivity of the camera and draw the areas you want to monitor quickly and easily directly into the image.

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Yes, because the camera has a pre-recording function. With this feature, the camera always stores the five seconds preceding a movement. When the camera detects a movement and starts recording, the pre-recording function adds the previous five seconds to the recording. This means that the recording starts even before the movement begins - so you don't miss anything.

For our customers who need help with installation and set-up, we offer comprehensive technical support and professional installers to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience.Call us or email to book technical support or installer services and let us help you get the most out of your surveillance solution. We are dedicated to providing you with peace of mind and expertise at every step.

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