![]() You could run a coax wire and separate power wires but most CCTV professionals choose to use “ Siamese Cable”. One for video transmission and a set of power wires in order to power the camera. When installing a completely new security system you may want to have the video and power wires come from a single location located near the storage device (DVR or NVR) as shown below.Īnalog, HD-SDI and HD-CVI cameras will need two wires run to them. That being said, we will be talking about a fully-wired system in conjunction with a storage device such as a DVR (Digital Video Recorder) or NVR (Network Video Recorder). I do want to mention that it is possible to reliably transmit video wirelessly using a device such as the TP-LocoM5 – Wireless Access Point/Bridge as seen here at But even then you would still need to have a power wire run to the camera or a local power source near the camera and it only works with IP Cameras. ![]() Most CCTV professionals would probably not recommend a wireless system in an environment where up-time and security are critical. Yes, there are some “Wireless Security Camera” solutions available on the market today, but if you do some research you will find that there are a lot of limitations to wireless security cameras. One thing all of these options have in common is you will probably have to run some sort wire to the cameras. You may decide to go with a traditional analog system, HD-SDI, HD-CVI or even an IP network based security products. System integrators can work with customers remotely, via our remote device management service, to perform services such as changing configuration settings, or installing firmware updates, ensuring the system meets the highest reliability standards.Today there are a lot of options when it comes to choosing a quality CCTV security system. Software and firmware need to be kept up to date because it mitigates attack vectors caused by vulnerabilities a hacker can exploit. The weakest links are, in most cases, characterized by outdated software. This method offers extensive user management to ensure only authorized users have access to data, supports a Public Key Infrastructure set-up, and provides software sealing to detect changes in the cameras’ configuration settings. All Bosch IP cameras are secure by design, an approach centered on a built-in Secure Element with Trusted Platform Module (TPM) functionality, safely storing all certificates and keys needed for authentication and encryption. This is built into our systems, giving users the confidence that their investment will always be valid.īosch is driving a systematic approach to maximize data security by covering all major elements of the video security infrastructure: cameras, storage devices, network communication, and Public Key Infrastructure. In a world where new technology becomes available daily, we need to be ahead of the industry, anticipate trends, and be backwards compatible. We offer comprehensive software maintenance and support service options for Bosch software solutions to keep AIoT video systems in good shape. Our software solutions are designed to offer the highest system availability even when multiple system components fail simultaneously. Selected housings provide exceptional protection against corrosion and are designed to satisfy salt-water and marine requirements. ![]() That includes high winds, dust, fog, rain, snow, ice, extreme temperatures and vibrations, and high impacts. To ensure our solutions have the resilience to withstand even harsh environments, we have taken extreme measures to develop extremely rugged cameras, like the MIC family, that are built to perform in practically any environment. ![]()
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