Wireless cable / Powerline
When installing surveillance cameras over longer distances or across multiple floors in a building, using network cables is always the best solution. However, sometimes the distance is too long or running cables becomes difficult. We have listened to our customers and selected solutions that make installation easier while still meeting our high requirements for reliable operation.
Wireless cable: Used when the network needs to be sent over longer distances, for example between two buildings where running a cable is not possible or practical.
Powerline: Used when you want to extend the network to another room in the same building using electrical outlets, allowing the connection to travel through the building’s electrical wiring.
Click on the images to see more about each type and read more further down the page.
Wireless cable
We have done a little extra to make installation as easy as possible. The complete sets are pre-programmed, so you only need to mount the units, connect the cables and point them toward each other.
Our “wireless cable” concept is a very useful tool when installing surveillance cameras outdoors, for example at a remote barn, shed, workshop or when you simply want to extend your existing network. Wireless connection for video surveillance up to 10 km.
Powerline
Extend your network through the building’s electrical wiring. If running new cables is not possible, EoP (ethernet over powerline) can be a practical solution.
In practice, this means placing one module in a power outlet, for example near your router, and connecting it to the router with a network cable. The network signal is then sent through the electrical wiring to the location where the second module is installed.
A network cable is then connected to the second module and can be used for example to connect a switch or an access point, extending the network to that location.
The two (or more) power outlets used should ideally be on the same electrical phase for the connection to work correctly. An electrician can help if you are unsure.
