Security cameras that run over a standard IP network are becoming more of a common place in the home and in a commercial environment, partly due to their ease of setup and the seamless integration in ...

We've already written about Power over Ethernet (PoE) at great length here on XDA, but it's worth hammering home just how ...

When setting up your home surveillance system, it's possible to use an SD card and rely on footage being saved locally on each camera. Most vendors have mobile apps that can be used to set up each ...

The Internet Protocol (IP) camera market size is projected to surpass 39 billion by 2033 with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.5% a year, according to Precedence research. Driving this ...

A waterproof gland, through which a network cable can be inserted with the aid of an RJ45 plastic push-through device, negates the need to re-make a cable end. Prior to installation, technicians from ...

The use of native Internet Protocol (IP) technology is growing in every sector — and security is no exception. Everyday the market receives new products that capitalize on the rise of IP as the ...

From the most basic residential uses to the most mission-critical professional applications, Lorex offers high-quality ...

The PoE Extender supports multi-level cascade connectivity, enabling network expansion without the need for additional power ...

Reolink’s 8-channel NVR can be the hub of a powerful security system for anyone with serious surveillance needs. We recently reviewed Reolink’s marvelous RLC-410 4MP PoE Security IP Camera. One of ...

I've purchased several POE cameras from Microseven and Reolink, and the cabling pretty much all looks like this: where there's an RJ45 jack for the POE, and then a 5.1mm barrel jack for separate DC ...