There are DIY kits with instructions, but it can be challenging. It’s recommended to at least have some basic knowledge of electrical work and networking. If in doubt, it may … Read more
For a simple residential system with a few cameras, it can take 1-2 days. A more complex commercial installation can take several days or even weeks depending on the scale. … Read more
No, night vision is an additional feature. Some cameras have it built-in, while for others, it can be added as an option, at an extra cost. Read also: Security Camera … Read more
It depends on the type of system. Some DVR/NVR systems have a limit on the number of cameras they can support. If the system has capacity, adding cameras will involve … Read more
A splitter is useful in simple setups where only two devices need to share one Ethernet line and traffic management isn’t a priority. For example, it’s often used to connect … Read more
Ethernet splitters do not inherently slow down the connection, but since they share the bandwidth of a single cable between two devices, heavy use by both devices may impact performance. … Read more
No, an Ethernet switch cannot function as a splitter. Although it connects multiple devices to a network like a splitter, it goes further by managing data traffic and providing each … Read more
An Ethernet splitter is a basic device that divides a single Ethernet connection into two, sharing the bandwidth without managing traffic. In contrast, an Ethernet switch connects multiple devices, providing … Read more
Splitter: Suitable for simple, small-scale networks or when connecting just a few devices. Ideal for home users with limited budget and minimal network demands. Switch: Essential for businesses or complex … Read more
A router, unlike a splitter, is a more advanced device designed to route data packets between different networks. It connects your local network to the internet, assigns local IP addresses, … Read more