IP networks, whether Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or Internet, have rapidly spread from business-only uses to encompass residential, light commercial, and multi-building campuses. When connected to the Internet, data, video, and voice
Many of today’s electronic security systems are being designed to operate on a communications/computer network – a new technological frontier for security companies! To help you understand both the intricacies
The EIA/TIA standards established rules for the type, maximum length, and terminations of communication cables within buildings.Many of today’s electronic security systems are being designed to operate on a communications/computer
“Sheer Sound” from Isotec for connection of HD televisions.From cables nailed to buildings connecting the first central stations to their clients, the cabling of security systems has matured as new
When selecting a cabling media for an installation, a systems integrator can choose from standard copper, twisted pair (Category 5), or fiber optic cable types. When might the proper selection
Successful security system integration can employ various communications methods, such as hardwired copper cable, wireless transmission, and fiber optics. Fiber provides enormous flexibility for security applications, and is abundantly installed
When performing repairs around a home, a common tool such as a screwdriver, adjustable wrench, or hammer can get the job done. But when replacing a broken window, special tools
Fiber optic technology offers a lot of flexibility for transmitting video surveillance and access control information. Fiber cables are abundantly installed in corporate and commercial facilities throughout the world, making
Concerns for security have greatly increased since the attacks of September 11, and a greater number of commercial clients are inquiring about video surveillance and access control systems. Often these