Ethernet Extenders
Extend your Ethernet infrastructure
using existing copper wire or coaxial cable
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OverviewElinx Extenders extend your Ethernet connections
up to 8,530 ft. (2.6km) via coaxial cable or up
to 20,500 ft. (6.25km) over a pair of unused straight
copper wire. |
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Features
Note: All extenders work in pairs; 2 matching units required |
Applications
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Want your surveillance system to enter the digital world?Better video quality, flexibility and easy remote access – over existing coaxial cable Analog CCTV recording systems have been the standard for surveillance and monitoring for the past twenty years. A traditional analog surveillance system consists of analog cameras, time-lapse VCRs and monitors. Coaxial cable runs from each camera to a multiplexing device, which allows multiple cameras to record onto one VCR with a monitor for viewing. VCR video quality is usually relatively poor in order for the VCR tape to hold a 24-hour period. With newer Ethernet/IP cameras, analog technology is outdated and rapidly being replaced. Ethernet/IP cameras represent more than 80% of all new surveillance installations. But, the migration of existing analog systems to digital network solutions can be costly. Reap the benefits of a modern surveillance system using Ethernet IP and still leverage your existing coaxial cable investment.No need to purchase and install new Ethernet network cables! Coaxial Ethernet extenders, from B&B Electronics, allow Ethernet to be carried over legacy coaxial cable, significantly reducing the cost to convert to the latest digital technology |
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Web: www.bb-europe.com |