Placing sensors too far apart – Causes detection failures. Ignoring secondary entry points – Burglars often target backdoors. Not securing the control panel – It should not be easily accessible … Read more
Regular Checks: Test sensors monthly to ensure they function properly. Replace batteries in wireless systems every 6-12 months. Clean cameras and motion detectors to prevent dust interference. Read also: Burglar … Read more
Step 1: Install the Control Panel Best Placement: Near the main entrance for easy access. Out of sight from windows to prevent intruders from disabling it. Installation Process: Mount the … Read more
A well-thought-out plan is the key to an effective security system. 1. Assess Your Security Needs Start by identifying areas in your home that require protection. Consider: Entry points – … Read more
A burglar alarm system consists of several essential components that work together to detect intruders and alert homeowners or authorities. 1. Control Panel The brain of the system, responsible for: … Read more
Before installing an alarm, it’s important to understand the different types available: 1. Wired vs. Wireless: Wired alarms are reliable but require professional installation. Wireless alarms are easier to install … Read more
PoE: Best for small networks with lowpower devices like basic cameras or sensors. PoE+: Ideal for mediumsized networks with devices requiring more power, such as advanced cameras or access points. … Read more
Feature PoE (802.3af) PoE+ (802.3at) PoE++ (802.3bt) (Type 4) Power Output Up to 15.4W per port Up to 30W per port Up to 100W per port Cable Pairs Used Uses … Read more
PoE++, also known as IEEE 802.3bt, is the latest and most powerful PoE standard. It comes in two types: Type 3 (up to 60W) and Type 4 (up to 100W). … Read more
PoE+, based on the IEEE 802.3at standard, is an upgraded version of PoE. It delivers up to 30W per port, doubling the power output of standard PoE. This makes it … Read more