Purpose: This reference helps facility managers, integrators and electrical contractors define a fiber-optic scope for commercial camera networks. It is a procurement and acceptance checklist, not a quotation or a replacement for site-specific design. Start with the surveillance requirement Document the camera locations, recording destinations, operator workstations, existing switches, expected video traffic and any critical […]

How fiber optic perimeter protection installed by Northeast Remote Surveillance and Alarm, LLC, a commercial fiber optic company works. Coded infrared (IR) light is sent through fiber optic cables and sensors from IR transmitters is received by IR receivers. Any attempted intrusion such as cutting, climbing or walking above the sensors will be detected by […]

One of the reasons fiber optics have become popular for surveillance cameras is its speed. The familiarity of Northeast Remote Surveillance and Alarm, LLC contractors with fiber optics and its installation processes makes them a preferred installation contractor. Cameras use the same types of fiber, multi-mode or single-mode and the same connectors that are used […]

Retail locations often combine storefront cameras, back-of-house devices, parking views and internet-connected point-of-sale systems. Fiber networking can help connect remote buildings or large shopping facilities, but the purpose and power requirements of each link must be documented before installing new cable. This is a buyer-side infrastructure checklist, not a promise that a fiber connection alone […]

Keep your critical infrastructure safe with Northeast Remote Surveillance and Alarm, LLC. Large scale projects face numerous threats such as vandalism or terrorism and can be difficult to protect due to strict installation regulations and tight budgets. Fast response it a key and when you need information fast you need a high quality fiber optic […]

Fiber infrastructure often connects physically separated commercial-security devices such as warehouse camera poles, gate controllers, remote buildings and industrial perimeter equipment. It can provide reliable transport over distances where copper networking would be unsuitable, but system owners must specify performance, protection and serviceability rather than assume that every fiber installation is alike. This educational resource […]

Logistics yards, fleet facilities and transportation properties may need reliable network links to gates, truck staging areas, detached buildings and remote surveillance cabinets. Fiber can be an effective backbone where distance and electrical conditions make copper inappropriate, but an owner should specify practical operations and commissioning requirements first. Describe the transport workflow Map vehicle gates, […]