How VR Headsets Can Improve Physical Security Installations (Tested)
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The physical security of access control components is critical to ensuring that a facility is truly secure. Otherwise, an adversary can...
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By IPVM Team - about 1 year ago
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Parapet mounts are one of the most common camera mounts, found on the roofs of all types of buildings. Understanding why, where, and how to use...
Lightning strikes can cause significant damage and major expenses for surveillance systems, so how can integrators and end-users protect systems...
In this 60 page guide, we cover 60 tools that security installers frequently use. This is one part of our Video Surveillance Installation Course...
Many installers use cable staples and staplers for support but do they cause similar performance issues as we saw with our zip tie test? In...
Mounting cameras into synthetic stucco, commonly known as EIFS finishes, can be problematic. In this report, we examine the four major methods...
Wiegand is the most widely-used standard for connecting access readers, but wiring problems can arise for installers. In fact, one of the most...
Accurate measurement is a fundamental skill when performing an installation, yet many installers remain novices. In this report, we cover the...
Ladders can be economical and easy to transport, but they can only accommodate a single technician at a relatively low height. When techs need to...
Many installers leave significant service loops, but some are concerned that this will create performance issues. We tested various service loops...
IPVM has released a two-hour video surveillance installation video that allows tech and managers to watch and learn at their convenience. The...
By Gurami Jamaspishvili and John Scanlan - about 2 years ago
This 87-point checklist helps end users, integrators, and consultants verify that video surveillance installation is complete. Inside we cover...
A common concern is that network cable will be damaged when rolled over by various machines on a job site, but how much of an impact does that...
This 87-point checklist helps end users, integrators, and consultants verify that access control installation is complete. This checklist...
Trenching cable for surveillance is surprisingly complex. Using shovels, picks, and hoes may not be advanced technology, but precise planning,...
Passthrough/EZ-RJ45s are a polarizing topic in the surveillance industry, with some installers swearing by them and others claiming they have high...
Proper cable installation is critical to trouble-free surveillance systems, but testing is often an afterthought. Typically, problems are only...
Learn the basics for installing video surveillance systems. We teach you, step by step, the right way to install, the right tools to use and how to...
By IPVM Team - over 2 years ago
IPVM surveyed more than 150 integrators for estimates on five common access control installations. The standards focus on 5 scenarios where...
Cabling is a fundamental element of access control systems and ensuring one has the appropriate cabling is key. In this note, we...
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A $364,429.09 NJ contract for 300+ cameras is being installed with no evidence that contractors have the required license or are paying workers...
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