Wireless Radios

Wireless Radios

Designed to pair with wireless antenna, wireless radios produce an effective signal that expands the effective range for your security camera system. When there is a distance too far to be wired and for traditional wireless devices, these devices allow for an easy expansion. Coming in varying designs, some even include their own antenna and need only be configured after installation. These devices are perfect for those living or working on expansive properties like ranches, farms, construction sites, and more. Each device features an easy to install design perfect for fast deployment.

Here are some key considerations for wireless radios

  • Frequency Bands: Choose appropriate frequency bands for wireless communication. Common bands include 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz for Wi-Fi, but other bands may be suitable based on your specific needs.
  • Security Protocols: Implement robust security protocols to protect the wireless communication from unauthorized access. Use encryption protocols such as WPA2 or WPA3 for Wi-Fi networks.
  • Range and Coverage: Evaluate the range and coverage requirements of your surveillance system. Consider factors such as the size of the surveillance area and potential obstacles that may affect signal strength.
  • Data Rate: Determine the required data rate for your surveillance application. Higher data rates may be necessary for transmitting high-resolution video feeds, while lower data rates may suffice for simple sensor data.
  • Antenna Selection: Choose appropriate antennas based on the desired coverage area and directionality. Directional antennas may be suitable for point-to-point links, while omni-directional antennas provide 360-degree coverage.
  • Interference Mitigation: Identify potential sources of interference in the selected frequency bands and implement measures to mitigate interference. This may include using frequency hopping or selecting less congested channels.
  • Power Consumption: Consider the power consumption of wireless devices, especially in battery-powered surveillance systems. Optimize power usage to extend battery life and reduce the need for frequent maintenance.
  • Reliability and Redundancy: Build in reliability and redundancy features to ensure continuous operation. This may include redundant communication paths, failover mechanisms, and backup power systems.
  • Compliance with Regulations: Ensure compliance with local regulations regarding the use of wireless frequencies. Obtain the necessary licenses if required and adhere to regulatory standards.
  • Integration with Surveillance Devices: Ensure compatibility and seamless integration with other surveillance devices, such as cameras, sensors, and control systems. Use standardized protocols for communication.
  • Scalability: Design the system to be scalable, allowing for the addition of more devices and sensors as the surveillance needs evolve.
  • Remote Management and Monitoring: Implement remote management and monitoring capabilities to facilitate the maintenance and troubleshooting of the wireless surveillance network.

What is Wireless Radio?

Deploy the Rocket Prism anywhere in the world. It delivers complete coverage of the 5 GHz spectrum with a single radio. The Rocket Prism allows for flexibility in configuring channel bandwidths (subject to local country regulations). The Rocket Prism is designed to deliver maximum spectral efficiency and up to 500+ Mbps Real TCP/IP throughput. Ubiquiti and 2GIG brands wireless radios products and more.