This drone video footage provides an overview of a wireless security camera system that
CCTV Camera Pros designed for a self storage facility in Boynton Beach, Florida.
The drone is taking off from the parking lot in front of the storage facility’s main
office.
We will start by flying up high to capture an overview of
the entire property.
This storage facility is on seven acres of land and consist of many separate storage
buildings and a storage yard for boats and vehicles.
The main challenge in designing a security camera system for any project that consist
of multiple buildings is running cable to connect the security cameras to a DVR.
For this project, we used a combination of hard wired and wireless security cameras.
The DVR that records video surveillance footage from all of the cameras is installed in the
main office building that you see here.
This is the long range wireless antenna that receives the video signal from the wireless
camera systems installed on four storage unit buildings.
It is an omni-directional antenna which means that it can receive wireless signals from
360 degrees.
The receiving antenna is wired to a PoE injector and network switch inside the office using
CAT-5 cable.
Next, we are going to fly to the four wireless security camera system that are installed
on the storage unit buildings.
This is the first of four wireless IP camera locations.
The distance to this location from the receiving antenna on the office building is 400 feet.
There are two high definition IP cameras at this location that are connected to a power
over Ethernet network switch located inside that weatherproof power box.
The transmitting antenna is also wired to the network switch inside the NEMA box.
The video signal from both of these IP cameras is sent over WIFI back to the receiving antenna
on the office building.
CCTV Camera Pros has more technical details that document exactly how these wireless camera
systems are installed on our website.
We will include links in the description of this video if you are watching on YouTube.
Next, let’s fly over to the next camera location.
This is basically the same setup as the previous building.
There are two high definition security cameras transmitting their video signal over WIFI
using a long range wireless transmitter.
We’ll get in a little closer for a better view.
Notice at all of the wireless camera locations, the transmitting antenna sticks up above the
roof line for a direct line of sight to the receiving antenna.
This is important in wireless installations like these.
Onto the third wireless camera system location.
Again, these two cameras are installed using the same configuration as the last two locations.
These cameras monitor the boat, automobile, and RV storage yard.
The last wireless camera location has just one IP camera installed.
The rest of the setup is the same consisting of a weatherproof power box that houses a
POE network switch and POE injector for the wireless antenna.
This diagram shows in more detail how the IP camera and wireless antenna are wired to
the network switch.
There is an even more detailed explanation available on our website.
In addition to the four wireless camera locations, this installation also included some hard
wired security cameras that were installed on the office building and the storage building
directly across from it.
We are going to fly back over to that location to talk about those briefly.
This is one of three HD CCTV cameras that are installed on this storage building.
The reason that we used hard wired security cameras here is because there was already
RG59 coax cable in place that was run from this building to the office location.
We are back at the office building where the DVR is located.
This is another HD security camera that is hard wired to the DVR using RG59 Siamese coax
cable and BNC connectors.
There are 5 other hard wired CCTV cameras installed on these two buildings.
All of the security cameras used in this installation have built-in IR LEDs that enable infrared
night vision.
Business managers and owners are able to login remotely to view their security cameras live
using desktop software for PCs and mobile apps for iPhone and Android.
Recorded video search and playback is also supported.
Before we wrap up, I want to thank Farryl for capturing the drone footage seen in this
video.
Farryl has been on our team for many years and he is one of our system designers that
works with customers all over the country to build systems like these.
CCTV Camera Pros designs video surveillance systems like the one seen in this video for
DIY and professional installers worldwide.
These multi-building wireless camera systems are not limited to storage facilities.
We design systems like these for all types of businesses, homes, and government installations.
To learn more about the security camera system seen in this video and the design services
that we provide, please visit www.cctvcamerapros.com/storage
Thank you for watching.