How to Extend Your Home Network to a Remote ShedGarageWorkshop

Are you tired of weak Wi-Fi signals in your shed, garage, or workshop? In this video, we'll guide you through the process of extending your home network using fiber optic cable for a reliable and high-speed connection. We'll discuss the specific needs for your setup, the advantages of using fiber optic over copper cables, the required components, and the step-by-step installation process. Say goodbye to Wi-Fi dead zones and hello to seamless connectivity wherever you are on your property!
0:00:00 Introduction
Problem: Weak Wi-Fi Signals in Remote Areas of Your Property
Understanding Your Needs
Solution: Fiber Optic Cable
Components Required
Step-by-Step Guide to Installing the Fiber Optic Network Extension
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[@allanwales5655]

Another advantage of using fibre is galvanic isolation between the properties. At 500m, lighting strikes or electrical faults a one property one propagate over an ethernet cable to the other, causing probable damage and risk of injury or worse.

[@Fastcabling]

I agreed with you. Just remember to ground the armor if the fiber optic cable comes with the armor or metal strenght part.

[@user-ts4bo9tb4q]

Does the Optical fiber cable sends audio sounds from the cameras to the NVR ? I didn't hear u explain that part for does who needs sounds records

[@SteveStowell]

That was clearly communicated

[@techhelpresource6766]

Yes, all the same data, audio, video, etc. transmits over the fiber-optic cable same as copper wire.

[@Fastcabling]

You can consider the fiber optic cable as a replacement for the UTP cat6 cable. The data (e.g. video audio..) is being digitalized in the IP camera. All you have are the zero and one. The data will pass through the fiber optic cable (just like it passes through the UTP cable). The NVR decodes the data, and eventually, you see the video and hear the audio. The fiber optic cable doesn't process the data. It just transmit whatever it comes from the IP cameras.

[@rizwanarasheed]

I pity the fool who doesn't use fiber.

[@Alex_robles22]

Как и где можно купить этот продукт?

[@Fastcabling]

Спасибо за ваш интерес. К сожалению, у нас нет способов оплаты или каналов доставки в России.

[@Alex_robles22]

@@Fastcabling Может попробуем исправить это недоразумение. Готов стать Вашим эксклюзивным представителем в России.