DIY Outdoor Pole Surveillance System - Step-by-Step Installation Guide

Welcome to our comprehensive DIY Outdoor Pole Surveillance System installation guide! In this step-by-step tutorial, we'll walk you through everything you need to know to set up your own surveillance system on a pole outdoors. From choosing the right cameras to mounting them securely, understanding transmission distances, and even considering fiber optic options, we've got you covered.
0:00:00 Introduction
DIY Outdoor Pole Surveillance System
How to Mount the Bullet Cameras?
Choosing the Right Security Cameras
Optimal Pole Placement
Discussing the Transmission Distance Limit of Copper Cable
Advantages of Fiber Optic Cable
Installation Process
What If Require WiFi Coverage?
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Thanks for this video...

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[@rodneycrentsil4661]

Please how is the power sent to the POE switch

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The PoE switch needs to be connected to an external power supply. But you can use powered fiber cables to transmit data and power simultaneously to the switch, or you can choose to power it with solar panels. Add a 48V voltage booster so you can boost 12V/24V solar power to standard 48V. 1. Power over Fiber: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4vUiYGYq5h8rZo 2. Solar power + 48V voltage booster: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5XbZpd-erWqmKs

[@AG_reset]

Please show us how to terminate the fibre optics cable... What's the maximum channels the fibre switch can have... The fibre optic cable has multiple cables...will they require independent switches since the indoor cable has only one SFP port?

[@Fastcabling]

Hi, here's a video on how to terminate fiber optic cables with SC connectors: kzbin.info/www/bejne/narLh4eda8x4aJI The maximum number of channels a fiber switch can support depends on its specific design and capabilities, particularly the number of SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) ports it has. If a fiber optic cable has multiple cores, each core can be connected to a different SFP port on the same switch. Alternatively, if the number of cores exceeds the number of SFP ports available on a single switch, you may need additional switches to handle all connections. If the indoor setup has a cable with only one SFP port, it means you can connect only one fiber optic channel to this particular device. However, there are ways to manage multiple connections: 1. Fiber Optic Patch Panels: Use a fiber optic patch panel to distribute the multiple fiber strands from the outdoor cable to multiple indoor devices. This panel can connect multiple fiber cores from a single cable to multiple SFP ports on one or more switches. 2. Aggregation Switches: If you need to connect multiple fiber cores into a network with limited SFP ports, consider using an aggregation switch. This switch consolidates multiple lower-bandwidth connections into a higher-bandwidth link that connects to a core switch with higher capacity.

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[@rnegoro1]

nobody use coaxial cables anymore.

[@mikemcdonald5147]

oh ye of little faith

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Rhythm of the folly...Arrogance in ignorance...

[@Fastcabling]

Many older surveillance systems are already installed using coaxial cables. For budget-conscious projects or those where high-resolution imaging is not critical, analog systems can be a more cost-effective solution. Coaxial cables are known for their durability and reliability in transmitting video signals over long distances without significant loss of quality.