Wired Security Cameras Installation Services

 

It is not difficult to set up a Wired Security Cameras Installation on your own. If you’re employing someone else for the first time, it will take a little longer. The most time-consuming aspect of setting up a security camera system is usually running the wire.

 

 

There are two distinct types of Wired Security Cameras Installation. One is an IP security camera system, while the other is an analog security camera system. Both need the use of wires to operate. Running a cat5e or cat6 network wire is required for the IP camera system. The analog surveillance camera system requires Siamese coaxial cable, which contains both coaxial cable and a pair of 2/18 gauge electric wire.

 

Difference between siamese coaxial cable and cat5e wire

 

 

The two wires in a Siamese coaxial cable are joined together, as shown in the image above. The video signal is carried by one of the wires in a coaxial cable that transmits data from a Wired Security Cameras Installation to a digital video recorder (DVR). Power is supplied via the other wire. On both sides of the cable, BNC connections are required to connect the camera.

The BNC connectors connect to the back of the camera and the DVR. Similarly, flying power cables are required for the red and black pair. The male flying power connection goes to the rear of the camera, while the female power lead goes to the power adapter. The electric outlet is connected to the power adapter. It’s not difficult to install both a BNC connector and a power cable; it’s simply straightforward.

There are four pairs of tiny 22 gauge wires in each cable, as depicted by the image of a network cable. One pair is used for video transmission and another pair is used for power transmission over the network, which is known as POE (Power over Ethernet). The rj49 connectors on cat5e or cat6 network cables are nearly identical. Almost all IP cameras use POES to provide power. On the POE switch, power is sent and received through the rj49 connector. Installing a rj49 connector on a network wire is more difficult than installing a BNC connector and power connection on a Siamese cable.

Best Wired Security Cameras Installation in Pensocala

 

Sit back and let a professional installer set up eight wired cameras for you to monitor your location. We will follow the mentioned below steps to complete Wired Security Cameras Installation.

Before we begin

When we get to the job, we’ll go over the scope of work and your preferences to ensure that the services you receive are appropriate for your needs and expectations. If they don’t, we’ll suggest ways to fix it.

Mounting the cameras

We’ll connect and conceal up to 8 client-supplied cables (up to 100′ including Siamese wire) or terminate, tone, and test up to 2 existing pre-run cables.

DVR installation

We’ll set up and configure your non-restricted stand-alone computer or cloud-based digital video recorder (DVR) unit.

Connecting to your network

We’ll link up and get your existing IP- or video-based network up and running. We’ll also assist you in setting up any needed apps on your phone to manage the cameras.

Final steps

We’ll verify the camera positions and replace batteries as needed. We’ll also teach you how to utilize the new system and components, as well as how to reach us for future assistance.

Additionally, we’ll assist with personalization and the setup of an existing voice control device with your new camera system.

The service does not include computer repair, troubleshooting, network installation or configuration, camera placement suggestions, home/mount modifications, or professional monitoring service setup/enablement.

Per camera

For each additional camera, a fee is required for installation.

Addition Charges Details

 

The following are additional costs for travel to or within the installation coverage areas:

• If a specialty ladder, scaffolding, or lift is required to install the device, additional fees will be incurred.
• If the camera(s) or camera accessories will be placed on a surface such as brick or stucco, an Add-on Custom Camera Mounting service is also required.
• After installation services are concluded, the service cannot be accepted.