The new IP Networking Book 2021 is a 234 page in-depth guide that teaches you how IT and telecom technologies impact modern security systems, notably updated and expanded since 2020.
The book will give you the knowledge and the confidence to make the right decisions when designing and deploying video surveillance systems on IP networks and working with IT departments. Now, all IPVM PRO Members can get it in a single 234 page e-book, downloadable inside.
See the Table of Contents below for an overview of what's inside:
Course / Certification on IP Networking
We run our IP Networking for Video Surveillance Course, using this book, with live classes, graded assignments, interactive discussions and certifications for those who pass. The next IP Networking Course is May 2021 - learn more.
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I noticed at the end of the book a section discussing Backup Power for Large Security Systems. I am disappointed the time I spent in 2016 correcting the errors in an article about utility power backup was apparently wasted, as none of my corrections made it into this book.
As I wrote then,
The article says,
* Each Distribution Panel Supplies 11 cameras * Each Camera consumes a maximum 15 Watts * Cameras need to work for at least 8 hours on backup power. * (11X15=165W/h * 8 hours =1320 W)
Saying 165 Watts/hour is nonsense considering what is mean to be conveyed: The unit Watt is the rate of using energy.[1]
[1] Technically speaking the 1 Watt = 1 Joule / second
I then went through the article correcting the terminology and units, showing the cost of the generator option was reduced and the conclusion reached could have been different.
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Michael Gonzalez
01/15/19 02:09am
Outstanding!
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Undisclosed #1
Absolutely Riveting!
Impossible to put this book down...
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Franky Lam
01/15/19 09:43am
Is it possible to translate into more languages, and authorize by IPVM Team?
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Rick Gallant
Is it ok if I print this book for personal reference?
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Undisclosed #2
Good Job!
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Olsen Kandimba
IPVMU Certified | 10/21/19 04:02pm
thank you for the book
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Craig Mc Cluskey
I noticed at the end of the book a section discussing Backup Power for Large Security Systems. I am disappointed the time I spent in 2016 correcting the errors in an article about utility power backup was apparently wasted, as none of my corrections made it into this book.
As I wrote then,
I then went through the article correcting the terminology and units, showing the cost of the generator option was reduced and the conclusion reached could have been different.
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Zeeshan Akram
Splendid
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