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Advantages of cables for video surveillance cameras
Compatibility: Each type of video surveillance cable has its own specifics of compatibility. Coaxial cables are compatible with analog video cameras, twisted pair cables are suitable for IP cameras and digital video surveillance, fiber optic cables are best suited for systems aimed at transmitting video surveillance data over long distances, and combined KVK cables with dual wiring are convenient for analog video control systems.
Easy to install: When installing video surveillance cables, careful preparation and adherence to technological recommendations are required. Determine the connection point and the required cable length, take into account the compatibility of the wire type, avoid open laying and avoiding sources of radio electronic interference.
Stable connection: A reliable connection of video surveillance cables will be achieved by using high-quality materials, proper installation, and following the operating recommendations.
Reliability and durability: two factors for video surveillance cables are achieved through the quality of the material, good shielding, compliance with operating conditions and adherence to installation and installation rules.
Operating temperatures
For coaxial video surveillance cable, the temperature range is -40°C to 75°C, with a maximum permissible temperature of 80°C.
Temperature range
For U/UTP and F/UTP cables from -20°C to 70°C, but not more than 75°C.
Temperature conditions
For twin cables (combined) (KVK), the temperature range is -40°C to 70°C, with a maximum of 80°C.
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Where to use cables for video surveillance cameras?
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Home networks: The following types of video surveillance cables are used to set up home video surveillance: coaxial cables for analog cameras, unshielded and shielded twisted-pair cables used to connect IP cameras; if the video signal transmission distance is more than 100 meters, fiber optic cables are used.
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Office networks: coaxial transmission lines are used for analog video recording systems. U/UTP and S/UTP network cables are used in office networks to connect IP cameras. Fiber optic cable is perfect for broadcasting images over long distances with preservation of quality and absence of interference.
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Smart devices: For a smart home system, video surveillance cables provide reliable data transmission, are immune to interference, and meet the operating conditions.
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Commercial and industrial use: For these video surveillance networks, it is necessary to choose cables that provide reliable information, resistance to interference and performance. Coaxial cables such as RG59 and RG6 and RG11, UTP and STP network cables, and optical cable for long-distance signal transmission.
How to choose cables for CCTV cameras?
When choosing a cable for video surveillance cameras, it is important to consider several key points.
Key points:
LENGTH
When selecting the cable length, consider the following factors for each cable type: Coaxial cable transmits a signal without additional equipment up to 300 meters. Twisted pair cable has a maximum length of about 100 meters without auxiliary devices. A fiber optic line has virtually no length restrictions.
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Cables for video surveillance cameras are protected from external influences by a shield in the form of a metal braid or foil. They have an outer insulation made of PVC or polyethylene and waterproofing, for cables protected from moisture and dust.
COLORING AND LABELING
Color-coding and identification of cables for cameras is established for all cable types. Coaxial cables have a black or white coating, a copper or silver-plated conductor, and are labeled by type of performance. Twisted pair cables have standard coloring and marking of the category, shielding type, and other characteristics. The number of conductors, cross-section and sheath material are indicated on twin cables (combined).
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