✅ 1. For Analog CCTV Cameras (Coaxial Cable)
Items Required:
- CCTV analog cameras (BNC output)
- Coaxial cable (RG59 or RG6)
- DVR (Digital Video Recorder)
- BNC connectors
- Power supply for cameras
- DC power cables or power splitter
Steps:
- Install Cameras where needed.
- Run Coaxial Cable from each camera to the DVR location.
- Attach BNC Connectors to both ends of the coaxial cables.
- Connect Video Cable to DVR and power cable to camera.
- Use Power Adapter or Power Box to supply all cameras.
- Configure DVR, attach a monitor, and view all camera feeds.
🛠️ Tip: Use a multi-channel DVR (4/8/16) depending on how many cameras you are connecting.
✅ 2. For IP Cameras (Network Cable – Cat5e/Cat6)
Items Required:
- IP cameras
- Cat5e or Cat6 Ethernet cable
- PoE switch or NVR (Network Video Recorder)
- Router (for internet access)
- RJ45 connectors
- Crimping tool
Steps:
- Run Ethernet Cables from each camera to the PoE switch or NVR.
- Use RJ45 connectors on both ends.
- Plug Cameras into PoE Ports, which provide power and data over one cable.
- Connect PoE switch to NVR/router.
- NVR auto-detects cameras; configure settings via monitor or computer.
🛠️ Tip: Use a PoE switch to avoid separate power cables.
✅ 3. For USB Webcams (Short Range Only)
Items Required:
- USB webcams
- USB hub (powered if more than 2 cameras)
- USB extension cables (active type for longer distance)
- Computer/Laptop with software like OBS, iSpy, or Yawcam
Steps:
- Connect each webcam via USB cable or hub.
- Use USB extension cables if needed.
- Open monitoring software to view all webcam feeds.
🛠️ Note: USB webcams are not ideal for long-distance installation.
📌 Final Tips:
- Always label cables during installation.
- Ensure cable lengths do not exceed standards (100m for Cat6, 90m for Coax).
- Test each camera before final installation.
- Use cable management tools like clips, raceways, or conduits.
Do you want a diagram or shopping list for your setup? Let me know how many cameras you want to connect and which type.
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