Active Ethernet over coaxial video cable

Jan 15, 2007 8:41 AM

              

Designed for professional security installations in multiple industries, including the government, casino, healthcare, and education markets, Highwire is changing the approach of upgrading surveillance systems from CCTV to IP cameras. Enabling users to change over CCTV cameras to IP/megapixel cameras with minimum expense and business interruption, Highwire sends 100 Mbps Ethernet over standard coaxial video cable, supports up to 1,000 ft of coaxial cable, and can be "daisy chained" to allow for multiple 1,000-ft lengths of coaxial cable. Working with 12VDC or 24VAC power, the cable allows for multiple cameras over one video cable. Sold in pairs, Highwire accessories include a 1U rackmount, which allows for the placement of 8 Highwire units into a 19-inch rack, a specialized rackmount power supply, and individual mounting brackets.

Veracity USA

For more information, visit http://www.veracityusa.com.

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