CCTV
We offered following CCTV solutions:
- HikVision Bullet Camera 2 Mega Pixels 50m range in Night
- HikVision Bullet Camera 4 Mega Pixels 50m range in Night
- HikVision PTZ Camera 2 Mega Pixels Range of 300m in Night with clear visibility up to approx. 2 Km in the day, 24 Volts
- HikVision PTZ Camera 4 Mega Pixels Range of 300m in Night with clear visibility up to approx. 2 Km in the day 24 Volts
- Seagate Hard Drive 8 TB
- Seagate Hard Drive 4 TB
- HikVision NVR 32 Channel (IP Based)
- HikVision NVR 64 Channel (IP Based)
- Fiber Optic Cable
- Gigabit Switch (for more than one camera nearby)
- CAT6 Cable from Media Converter to Camera (Per Meter) with installation
- A-Category Solar Panel 200 Watt (Weight 13 Kg)
- Wireless Access Point the poles (Can support up to 3 cameras)
- Power Supply (adapter) for each camera
- Boring for Fiber underground (per foot)
- Metallic Pole for normal Cameras (12-14 Ft)
- Metallic Pole for PTZ Cameras (15-17 Ft)
Advantages of Wired Network:
- Cost-effective solution
- Reliable and long term solution
- No interference of electromagnetic waves
- Quality will not be effected due to weather
- No Distortion
- Maintenance is cheaper
Requirement for Wired Solution:
- Fiber Optic Cable
- HDTE Pipe (to cover cable)
- Boring and Digging
- Copper Cable
- Power supply for each camera
- 12 – 14 Feet Poles for Normal Cameras
- 16 – 18 Feet Poles for PTZ Cameras
Specifications:
- Wireless Network
- Transmitters for sending signals (with each pole)
- Receiver at Control Room
Pros and Cons:
- No cabling and boring cost
- Fully independent poles
- Higher installation cost
- Costly time to time maintenance
- Weekly cleaning will be required
Additional Requirement:
- Solar Panel to supply power to:
– Two cameras
– Signal Transmitter - Battery Backup of 7 – 10 Hours
- Power supply from WAPDA will also be required
- Heavy Poles
Consumer Level (Indoor)
Industrial Level (outdoor & waterproof)
NVR Kits (outdoor & waterproof)
