Whether in your business, your home or the public sphere, physical security devices like video surveillance cameras and card readers protect people and property from hazards and liabilities of all kinds. However, security systems can’t protect you unless they themselves are properly powered, protected, connected and housed.
A security camera is only the endpoint of a complex system that requires reliable power, strong protection, flexible connectivity and secure housing. Security systems are just as vulnerable as other electronics to power problems, tampering and even theft. And just because you know where you need to install cameras, it doesn’t mean it’s easy to figure out how to provide power in remote locations or transport video signals over long distances. Contact your local Accu-Tech representative to learn more.Tripp Lite can help you solve problems like these with a wide range of cost-effective, easy-to-install IT infrastructure solutions ideal for video surveillance and other physical security applications.
1. Reliable Power
Whether you are installing Power over Ethernet (PoE) devices or plugging directly into a wall outlet, keeping vital security systems powered during outages is essential. PoE switches and PoE injectors power PoE devices. UPS systems provide reliable battery backup during outages to support those PoE switches, as well as non-PoE equipment.
PoE Switch
Model: NGS8C2POE
2. Strong Protection
Devices like printers may not require battery backup, but all electronic equipment needs protection from damaging surges and line noise. Surge protectors provide protected power outlets, and select models also provide data line protection.
Surge Protector
Model: ISOBAR6ULTRA
3. Flexible Connectivity
In PoE networks, Ethernet cables connect powered devices like IP cameras to power sources and data networks. Audio/video cables connect recorders and displays. Video extenders transport video over long distances, and adapters allow equipment with dissimilar connections to work together without expensive upgrades.
Video Extender
Model: B126-1A1-WHD1
4. Secure Housing
It isn’t enough to record video and data. You also need to ensure its safekeeping to comply with insurance requirements, privacy regulations and payment card industry (PCI) security standards. Wall-mount rack enclosures protect equipment like PoE switches and security DVRs inside locking steel cabinets. The DVR lockbox is specially designed for security DVRs.
DVR Lockbox
Model: SRDVRLB
5. Expert Assistance
Getting the job done right the first time at a reasonable cost is often a matter of experience. Tripp Lite provides that experience at no cost, including a free security infrastructure assessment.
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