Posts Tagged ‘ cable’



BNC Connections

Friday, July 8th, 2011

Probably the most common cable joiners in the digital video security systems industry are BNC connections.  BNC connectors are easy to use and ensure a sound, full contact connection.  BNC connections are different than most other single pair wire connectors  (such as RCA plugs, for example) plugs, becuase BNC connections are “locked” in place.  The following article is about the origin and use (including applications) of BNC Connections.

BNC is an acronym for this type of radio frequency connector.  The connector is designed for use with coaxial cable and is generally used for radio, television–including digital video camera security systems, and other radio-frequency applications.

Home Surveillance Systems

Thursday, March 17th, 2011

Home surveillance systems provide security, protection, and monitoring services that can give you peace of mind and keep your family safe.  These systems are based on digital video and digital data; because of this they have the explicit advantage of sharing the benefits of technological improvements in the personal computing industry.  This means exponentially greater performance at less expensive prices.

Typically, most home surveillance systems are component systems made up of three major components or pieces of equipment; the digital video cameras, the Digital Video Recorder or DVR and one or more monitors.  Digital video cameras may be mounted anywhere that’s advantageous to the user; however, standard applications normally provide for exterior perimeter coverage of the home including entrances, exits, and first floor or ground accessible windows.