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While CCTV is Transitioning to IP, Fiber Optics and Wireless

While CCTV is Transitioning to IP, Fiber Optics and Wireless. What about Analog Balun /Hub Technology?. Ingenious Design Changes Have Made Baluns and Hubs. Electrically Superior. Mechanically More Flexible. Drastically Less Expensive. Than a COAX Install… !. EVEN AT 100 FEET!.

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While CCTV is Transitioning to IP, Fiber Optics and Wireless

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  1. While CCTV is Transitioning to IP, Fiber Optics and Wireless What about Analog Balun/Hub Technology?

  2. Ingenious Design Changes Have Made Baluns and Hubs Electrically Superior Mechanically More Flexible Drastically Less Expensive Than a COAX Install… ! EVEN AT 100 FEET!

  3. How is the UTP Cable Terminated to the Balun? Punch Down Block

  4. How is the UTP Cable Terminated to the Balun? RJ 45 Jack

  5. How is the UTP Cable Terminated to the Balun? Screw Terminal

  6. anced balanced

  7. How do Balun Systems Reduce Material And Labor Costs?

  8. Balun Technology Allows 1 Signal Per Pair

  9. Thus 1 UTP Cable Can Run 4 Signals… Versus 4 COAX Cables To Run 4 Signals

  10. Thus A FACT! With These Drastically Cost Reduced Baluns and Only ¼ The Cable Volume a UTP System Install is Massively Less Costly than the Same COAX System!!

  11. Take a Look at This Representative Schematic 16 Cameras, 500 Feet, Video Only

  12. Alternate Designs Including 4 and 8 Channel Options

  13. Here is the Actual Costed Bill of Material

  14. Video and Power Can Also Be Run Over UTP Typical Setup 1 Pair Video 3 Pair Power

  15. Take a Look at This Representative Schematic 16 Cameras, 500 Feet, Video and Power with Rack Mounted Hub

  16. Alternate Designs Including 4 and 8 Channel Options

  17. Take a Look at This Representative Schematic 16 Cameras, 500 Feet, Video and Power with Wall Mounted Hub

  18. Here is the Actual Costed Bill of Material

  19. Here is the Actual Costed Bill of Material

  20. Ohms Law

  21. Need To Know!

  22. If the home run cable length is too long then move Power Supply closer to the cameras

  23. Take a Look at This Representative Schematic 16 Cameras, 500 Feet, Video and Power with Wall Mounted Hub Closer to Cameras

  24. Alternate Designs Including 4 and 8 Channel Options

  25. Here is the Actual Costed Bill of Material

  26. Take a Look at This Representative Schematic 16 Cameras, 500 Feet, Video and Power with Wall Mounted Hub With Built in Power Supply Closer to Cameras

  27. Alternate Designs Including 4 and 8 Channel Options

  28. Here is the Actual Costed Bill of Material

  29. Our Wall Mount Hub has a Replaceable Power Supply

  30. Our Rack Mount Hub has a Replaceable Power Supply

  31. Typical Acceptable Balun Cable Run Distance

  32. Typical Acceptable Balun Cable Run Distance

  33. Typical Acceptable Balun Cable Run Distance

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