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Power over PoE
Without PoE, you'll have to make a choice: either make significant changes to your electrical design to connect cameras or a CCTV system, or install them near power outlets.

PoE switches from TP-Link are designed specifically to operate according to the PoE (802.3af) or PoE+ (802.3at) standards to supply power to various devices. The line includes managed and unmanaged PoE switches that will allow you to transmit power and data over a single Ethernet cable. This feature will allow you to install video surveillance equipment in areas where power outlets are not available (for example, in shopping centers, coordinating the installation of additional outlets with the landlord can be a very labor-intensive process), in other hard-to-reach, remote locations, as well as outdoors.

TP-Link has a wide range of switches with different PoE budgets, which will allow you to select different capacities for different purposes.



TP-Link equipment can be taken for free testing; the company provides any pre-sale and technical support, a limited lifetime warranty on PoE switches of the Smart series and above, or a 3-year warranty on other models of business equipment. TP-Link has more than 100 service centers in Russia.

A detailed description of TP-Link PoE switches can be found here .


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As Alexey Mayorov noted, most projects now take into ivory coast mobile database that access to the security system, to the video surveillance system should be not only from tablets and mobile devices of security guards located at the facility. "Notifications about what is happening at the facility, what actions employees are taking, prompt access to live or archived video should be available to the head of the enterprise or the head of the security service, who can be physically located anywhere else," he said. "That is why mobile, mobile video surveillance points are now in high demand, which should provide a convenient interface and ensure stable data transmission and high-quality video on mobile devices."

Alexey Ulyashkin also noted the growing influence of mobile technologies in the field of video surveillance and cited several practical examples to confirm this. One task is related to connecting mobile users to the video surveillance system when certain events occur; for example, managers, dispatchers and/or experts should be able to personally view certain events at the facility from anywhere. Such solutions are aimed at increasing the flexibility and efficiency of dispatch control.

Another challenge is the use of personal mobile video recorders, which can (unlike most personal video recorders) stream video from the scene in real time. For example, a field engineer, being at a technological facility, can broadcast video live to the control room.