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Video Surveillance Networks
Wireless IP mesh networks are becoming the most popular, cost efficient, and time-saving option for video surveillance applications.
Previously, outdoor surveillance deployments were often too expensive, because the cost of trenching for video cable was out of practical budget reach or the analog video link solutions were lacking. With new wireless broadband technologies and network-ready cameras, BearCom makes it quick and easy to set up a security network that reaches across those outdoor areas.
IP cameras combined with versatile, affordable wireless transmission capabilities offers a host of practical advantages for every user, regardless of size, application or budget:
- No disruptive, time-consuming trenching or expensive cabling
- Fast, easy deployment; no analog-to-digital then back-to-analog conversion—this is a totally digital system
- Cameras can be placed virtually anywhere and moved easily when required
- Cameras can be added or subtracted with ease
- Wide array of hardware combinations is available, coupled with system flexibility and scalability
BearCom’s experts help solve your communication challenges, matching the best solution to the specific needs of your application. When contracting with a wireless integrator to help design and install a custom video surveillance system, it pays to make sure that the chosen company is experienced with all of the various technologies involved and has strong customer references.
“The wireless camera system from BearCom will dramatically improve our ability to monitor this area of the city.”
Tom Lawrence
Deputy Chief
Dallas Police Department
For additional information on video surveillance networks, download BearCom’s white paper on the subject. It will help guide you through the different uses and benefits of wireless video surveillance networks, the trend toward mesh networks, laws affecting video surveillance, and the pros and cons of wireless systems.
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