HANDGUIDE

CP PLUS
CCTV SYSTEMS

ELECTRIC FENCE AND SECURITY CENTRES

2014/2015
www.cppluscctv.co.za
Introduction
Ndlovu Fencing (Pty) Ltd, trading as STAFIX ELECTRIC FENCE AND SECURITY CENTRES, is the
Southern African distributor of the interna onal CP PLUS range of CCTV Surveillance Products. We are
a South African owned company that is commi ed to providing our customer base with a choice of
quality imported and locally-manufactured products that meet your Security Requirements. We have
a number of strategically posi oned sales and service outlets throughout Southern Africa, each with its
own in-house technical personnel, so that we can offer you fast and efficient a er-sales repair service.
Further, we have access to an extensive network of accredited installers should you require your
electric fence, gate motor, intercom, Roboguard or CCTV system installed.

CP PLUS is a German owned, leading, global CCTV manufacturer and supplier with offices and dis-
tributors around the world. It is a top end camera and DVR manufacturer, domina ng many European
and Asian markets. Partnering with Stafix and its exis ng distribu on network, we are able to bring
high quality German designed cameras into the market at compe ve prices, offering customers
quality high- end products that can compete with low-end Chinese imports. With our wide product
range and exper se, our goal is to offer the customers customized solu ons to their surveillance
requirements.

Our products range from CCTV Cameras, Digital Video Recorders, Advanced Digital Video Recorders to
Network Video Recorders, Mobile Video Recorders and IP cameras. We strive to maintain best-in-class
pre-sales and post-sales services to keep our customers sa sfied. We also provide professional security
and surveillance system solu ons customized to meet various customer demands.
 CONTENTS

Introduction

CCTV Selection………………………………………………………. 2

Purpose of a CCTV System…………………………………….. 2

Types of System Solutions…………………………………..… 2

Types of Cameras………………………………………………….. 3

Types of Lenses…………………………………………………….. 4

Night Vision………………………………………………………….. 6

Video Recorders…………………………………………………… 7

Wireless……………………………………………………………….. 9

Accessories………………………………………………………….. 10

Case Studies
CCTV Home Systems.......................................... 11
CCTV Estate Systems........................................... 12
CCTV Game Farm Systems.................................. 13
CCTV Industrial Systems...................................... 14

Repairs and Consultancy……………………………………… 15

Training Centres…………………………………………………… 16

Build Your Own Analog CCTV KIT……………………….... 17

Check list

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CCTV SELECTION
Since your choice of CCTV system impacts on the quality of your security, it is unwise merely to purchase an off-
the-shelf 'Kit'. Stafix Security Centres offer you the exper se and CCTV range of cameras to custom build your
system and achieve your dedicated requirement.
It is also not advisable to purchase your CCTV system on price alone. There is a wide variety of cameras on
the market. By knowing what you want and what you are buying you are more likely to achieve an end result
that is to your sa sfac on.

PURPOSE OF A CCTV SYSTEM

Monitor Detect Recognise Iden fy Other (Speciality)

TYPES OF SYSTEM SOLUTIONS
Analog CCTV System
An Analog CCTV system is the most common CCTV installa on, ideal in smaller domes c and industrial
applica ons. These will typically involve cameras transmi ng an analog signal to a monitor/digital video
recorder via a RG59 Coax cable or Poax cable (RG59 with power).
More recently, Cat5 has also become a popular choice with Analog systems u lizing baluns, which increase the
transmission distance. Analog systems are popular as they are lower priced, easy to install and have reasonable
video quality.

Internet VGA/HDMI
Remote View

LAN View Router DVR Analog Cameras

IP CCTV
IP provides an easy solu on by u lising local area networks (LAN) to link IP cameras. IP CCTV provides high
quality megapixel images that are encoded into digital signals (binary) which are then compa ble with most
digitally based devices such as PCs, servers and routers. Features such as on-board recording and built in web
client so ware, create a system with be er flexibility, performance and integra on abili es.

Internet VGA/HDMI
Remote View

LAN View Router NVR IP Cameras

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TYPES OF CAMERAS

Bullet Dome Box PTZ Other (Speciality)

Bullet Cameras
Bullet cameras are encased in cylindrical, usually weather-resistant, housings. Their size, cost and integrated
design make them a great choice for home and outdoor installa ons.

Dome Cameras
Dome cameras have the ability to blend in with their surroundings once installed on a ceiling. These cameras
can be used in residen al applica ons as well as public places such as convenience stores, offices and lobbies.

Box Cameras
Box cameras are feature rich and offer a complete variety of custom se ngs for the professional installer. Box
cameras need to be enclosed in an IP66 enclosure for outdoor applica ons such as parking lots and entry gates
where licence plate recogni on would be applicable. A box camera needs the addi onal purchase of a lens. The
added advantage of box cameras is that they are all vari-focal. (See page 5)

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PTZ (Pan, Tilt, Zoom) Cameras
PTZ cameras are mul -func onal cameras capable of changing direc on and point of zoom using a Joys ck
Controller or so ware on a DVR, PC or smartphone. These cameras are used primarily when an operator is
ac vely monitoring an area and needs to manipulate the camera. They are popular in department stores,
casinos and government buildings.

TYPES OF LENSES
Constant improvement of image sensor quality and design, sharpens the detail and clarity of images. CPPlus
use a mixture of CCD and CMOS (HQIS) imaging sensors to produce high quality images with improved
performance and energy efficiency. Picture quality is largely dependant on camera resolution, but choices in
cabling type (See page 10) and DVR encoding formats (See page 7) will also affect picture quality. To select the
correct lens for the application various aspects such as: focal length, TV lines, lux, infra-red abilities and IP rating
should be taken into consideration.
Lens Focal Length
The function of a CCTV Lens is to collect reflected light from a scene and focus it onto an imaging sensor (CCD or
CMOS). A CCTV lens is distinguished by focal length which is measured in millimeters. Focal length is the
distance from the centre of the lens to the sensor which directly influences field of view. The focal length of the
lens chosen will determine at what distance the camera will monitor, detect, recognise and identify an object.

8mm
Lens

6mm
Lens

Identify
Recognise

3.5mm Detect
Lens Monitor

5m 10m 15m 20m 25m 30m 40m 50m

The higher the lens value, the further away an image can be accurately identified. The lower the lens value, the
wider the angle of vision and thus more objects will be identifiable at close range. A 3.6mm lens is ideal for
seeing a wide variety of items close to the camera while an 8mm lens would be used for monitoring a gate or
passage from a distance.

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Vari-Focal

60m

Vari-focal Camera
2.8mm to 12mm
8mm Lens
50 meters
6mm Lens
2.8mm 12mm 3.6mm Lens 30 meters
Adjustment Range 20 meters
Camera

A vari-focal lens has a focal length that can be manually adjusted. They are usually used where the field of view
required has not been adequately es mated. This flexibility enables an all round CCTV solu on for a single
applica on which saves me on planning and installa on. The flexibility also allows you to adjust the camera
view to your specific need if required, on site, at a later stage. All CP Plus box cameras supplied by Stafix can be
fi ed with your choice in vari-focal lens.

3.6mm lens 6mm lens 8mm lens 12mm lens

Camera Resolu on
Resolu on can be defined as the fineness of detail that can be dis nguished in an image. Camera resolu on is
measured by the amount of pixels a sensor can compress into a single image, which is commonly expressed as
TV Lines (TVL). It is the capability of a sensor to observe and capture the smallest object clearly, with dis nct
boundaries. Resolu on is dependant on the amount and size of the pixels. Images compressed with higher
amounts of smaller sized pixels will create a higher resolu on. However, higher resolu ons require more
storage space.
Below is a comparison of different resolu ons.

600TVL 700TVL 850TVL 1MP/720p

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NIGHT VISION
Illumina on/Lux
Illumina on or Lux is the measurement of light. Without light or a minimum amount of it, a camera would not be
able to produce an image. Different cameras have different abili es to adapt to low light condi ons. This is
known as a lux ra ng. The lower the number, the be er the adapta on to low ligh ng.

Camera with Infra-Red Illumina on Camera without Infra-Red Illumina on

Infra-Red
Infra-red security cameras have the ability to capture video in low light and no light (Zero Lux) areas. Infra-red
cameras are some mes referred to as IR cameras or ‘Night Vision Security Cameras’ because of this. Infra-red
cameras have IR LEDs posi oned around the outer edges of the camera lens which give the camera its ‘night
vision’. Infra-red cameras can capture acceptable video in total darkness and even be er quality video in low
light. Even a small amount of ambient light significantly increases the overall night vision capability of IR
cameras. IR cameras are available in various body styles, such as dome and bullet shapes. CP Plus cameras are
provided with sufficient infrared LEDs to meet the lens capability. It is prudent to divide the IR capability of the
camera by two to sharpen iden fica on of objects.

No IR Limited IR IR with IR with

Night Vision Night Vision Extra Night Vision
+/- 10m +/- 30m +/- 50m
Back Light Compensa on (BLC) High Light Compensa on (HLC)
BLC is the ability of a camera to balance the ligh ng in HLC is a func on that reverses bright white points in
a scene with an extremely bright background such as an image to black. HLC is commonly used for licence
sunlight. BLC is a standard feature with the CP Plus plate recogni on or areas with extreme high light.
Range.

BLC Off BLC On HLC Off HLC On

Frame Rate
Frame rate is measured in Frames Per Second (FPS). It is the number of images shown per second ranging
typically from 1 —30. The more FPS, the higher the quality and the more fluid the video feed. Frame rate also
directly influences Real Time Monitoring.
IP Rating
Ingress Protection (IP) ratings are developed to specify the amount of environmental protection the enclosure
provides. CP Plus cameras are IP65 or 66 rated. This means they are dust proof and protected against jetting
water (IP65) or dust proof and protected against powerful jetting water (IP66).

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 VIDEO RECORDERS
Video recording enables the picture feed from the camera to be displayed and recorded for future view. The
Video Recorders can be DVRs (Digital Video Recorders) used in Analog systems which record images to a HDD
(Hard Disk Drive), or NVRs (Network Digital Video Recorders) which record video in a digital format to a mass
storage device. NVR recorders are distinct from DVRs as their inputs are from a network rather than a direct
connection to a video capture card. NVRs are typically deployed in an IP video surveillance system.

Entry Level DVRs and NVRs Professional DVRs & NVRs Mobile DVR

Features, storage capabilities, number of channels (number of cameras the

recorder can support) and recording quality will determine the price of a
DVR/NVR. CP Plus has a full range from affordable home solution DVRs to
top-of-the-range professional rack-mount DVR and NVR systems. The CP
Plus range of DVRs and NVRs include the following features:
Professional Rack Mounted System

· 4, 8, 16 and 32 Channel Systems — choose a DVR to match your requirements

· Ability to view and control the system from anywhere in the world, via PC, Lap Top, IPad, Android or
Smartphone with the use of free VMS and CMOB software
· DVR Screen customization and view
Schedule and Motion Based recording
· Motion detection for setting alarm events with immediate Data Forwarding options
· Video Search based on events, time date and camera
Zoom Function to zoom in and out on recorded images in playback mode
· Real Time Monitoring
Software Control for PTZ cameras or onboard ports for optional Joystick Controller
· Picture Snap Shot Facility — on an alarm or trigger the DVR can take a snap shot and then send this image via
email to a predetermined address
· Recordings can be accessed easily and transferred to other memory devices for storage and easy view
· Alarm Trigger inputs and outputs — a camera will immediately start recording, or a PTZ can be trained to
focus in on a specific location and record when the system receives a trigger
· Event Triggers can automatically call a camera view to the main screen to alert operators of where to focus
· Voice Recording / Audio Channel inputs and outputs
· Multiple Screen View Option (Video Matrix) — the recorder will automatically flip through preset cameras
and screen views every few seconds to allow an operator to see all camera views on the system over a
period of time
· Networking is easily achieved with built in web client software known as Web View
All CP Plus DVRs have the unique iDVR function in that a limited amount of IP cameras can be linked and
recorded to a standard Analog DVR.
·
NEWS FLASH!
CP Plus do have a full range of HD-CVI DVRs and cameras. This allows an installer on an existing Coax cable
infrastructure to upgrade to a high quality megapixel system. HD-CVI at a lower cost, gives the same megapixel
quality over an Analog back bone previously only achieved by IP systems.

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DVR Resolution
DVR Resolution is the format in which a DVR encodes, compresses and records images. Typically, when a DVR is
capable of a higher resolution format, it is backward compatible with lower resolution cameras. Using a higher
resolution DVR in conjunction with a higher level resolution camera will yield the best picture results. It is no use
using a low end DVR with a maximum resolution of 752Hx582V to view a 960 TVL camera. The DVR can only
view and record the clarity received up to 700 TVL. The expense incurred on the higher resolution camera
would be wasted by the DVR incapabilities.
Video Compression
For camera feed to be stored easily and streamed off-site to devices such as smartphones, the data needs to be
compressed. The key to video compression is the resolution and size of the video. High resolution video files are
large files and video compression for storage and streaming is critical to any video application.
Video is typically filmed with 25 or 30 frames per second. 25 to 30 still images are displayed giving the illusion of
movement. Because the images are so closely linked, not everything in the image moves from frame to frame.
Compression stores the changes in the frames as opposed to storing the entire frame.
H.264 is the preferred compression method because it provides high resolution video quality from the smallest
amount of video data required. Smaller files require less bandwidth and storage. H.264 delivers the same
quality as MPEG2 at a third or half the data rate and up to four times the frame size of MEG-4 Part 2 at the same
data rate.

Remote Viewing (Off-site)

Remote viewing provides access to any recorder connected to the internet via a
safe, protected connection. CP Plus offers a free range of PC based or
smartphone based software to access and playback recorded footage as well as
fully adjusts configurations. CP Plus software supports Windows, Mac, Android,
Apple and Windows mobile applications.

CP Plus's unique Insta-on easy DDNS service is

completely free. There is no complicated online
registration required. Enable, create and connect
with one simple click. A DNS name is required for re-
mote viewing.

Free Technical Support

Stafix have specialist local and head office branch
staff dedicated to CCTV sales, training and support.
As long as your Recorder is connected to the
internet, we can help you set up and program your
DVR from any location in the world. (O861 STAFIX)

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WIRELESS
Wireless communication enables transfer of information between
DVRs, NVRs and IP Cameras without the need for hard wiring. The
wireless transceivers operate on unlicensed frequencies of 2.4 and 5.8
Ghz.
DVRs, NVRs and Cameras are connected via TCP/IP which is then
connected to the Wireless transceiver via cat 5 cable. This creates a
Wireless TCP/IP network which can be used to stream Video to CP Plus
software located in a control room or on a laptop, smartphone or
tablet. This also enables remote monitoring of the camera system
from anywhere in the world.
The use of Wireless Repeaters and Omni Directional 90 and 120 Sector
Aerials, enables you to create point-to-multi-point communications
that will cover a wide variety of applications. Wireless TCP/IP
Networks offer further benefits, namely the addition of IP Energizers
which enable you to view and monitor the electric fence system on the
same wireless back bone using JVA Perimeter Patrol Software.
The flexibility of wireless communications allows connectivity over
long distances with the use of repeaters. Wireless communication is a
very cost effective solution. It also reduces the likelihood of lightning
damage to the entire system as the strike impact is isolated to the
electronic equipment in the strike region only, and there is no physical
cable conductor for the surge to pass through to reach the entire
network.

Control Room

Station 1

Station 2

DVR to WiFi

Station 3
Station 2

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ACCESSORIES
Cables
Video signals are transmi ed from the camera to the DVR
via RG59 or Cat5 cable. RG59 cable is used for low-power
video and RF signal connec ons (Analog Systems). Cat 5
cable is a twisted pair cable for carrying video signal and
can also be used in Analog and IP/Digital Systems.
Cat5 Cable

Connectors, Adaptors and Tools

BNC Crimp On BNC Screw On Rj45 Connectors Balun 1CH Pair Crimping Tool Mul -Func onal
+ Boots Tester
Any CCTV installa on will require various connectors, adapters and tools. Connectors are components used to
conduct and transfer signals from one cable or device to another. Adapters may be necessary to convert one
type or gender of a connector to another. A Crimping Tool is required to crimp and join a RG59 cable with a BNC
Connector. Baluns are used to adapt a RG59 BNC Connector to Cat5 Cable to achieve further distances. A Mul -
Func onal Tester is the ideal tool for a professional installer to use to see the camera view while posi oning the
cameras.
HDD Screen
A hard disk drive (HDD) is a data The LCD monitor displays the
storage device used for storing and picture feed from the DVR or NVR .
retrieving digital informa on. The The larger the screen the easier it
bigger the memory, the more video is to view the picture.
will be stored on the hard drive.
HDD 19” LCD Screen

POWER SUPPLIES
2.5Amp Transformer
A 2.5amp transformer can supply power to
12v CCTV devices using 220V, offering the
convenience of a ‘plug and play’ power
solu on.

10Amp 9-Way Power Supply Unit

(Op onal Ba ery backup)
A 10amp 9-Way PSU is used to distribute
12vDC power to mul ple devices at once
which offers a central power supply point
for a single basic applica on.

Solar Panel
Where there is no 220V supply, solar panels can be used to charge ba ery systems to
provide the 12V requirements of the CCTV system. The Solar panels and ba ery size
have to be tailored to cope with the current draw of the cameras and DVR installed at
the specific site.

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CASE STUDIES
CCTV Home Systems
Stafix Security Centres can help to design a tailored CCTV system to provide observation of key areas in a home.
Home systems are generally more budget orientated utilising reasonably priced, yet quality products that
provide general surveillance and peace of mind. Key areas normally monitored are: main gate, entrances,
garage areas, internal rooms if required, as well as back yard areas with pools and perimeter entrances or
possible perimeter weaknesses. Cameras should be carefully placed to counteract possible tampering. Inside
the property is advisable.

COURT YARD GATE KITCHEN LOUNGE

BACK YARD BEDROOM

VALUABLES POND PARKING

POOL ENTRANCE CORRIDOR DRIVE WAY

Monitor Screen

A 3.6mm will provide monitoring of the entrance area while a 6-8mm will
provide recogni on of the driver. Inside the house dome cameras are ideal
with bullets covering areas such as the garden and pool. RG59 and Cat 5
are ideal for transmission. RG59 with power and a 9-way power supply
make for an easy installa on for most normal sized homes.
Covert cameras are ideal where suspicious ac vity is suspected.

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CCTV Estate Systems
Estates normally have two key areas to monitor: access points and a perimeter fence. At the entrance you
would require a number of varied cameras to cover access points: 3.6mm Domes to see facial features easily;
Box Cameras to clearly iden fy number plates; Vari-Focal Cameras with IR to see approaching vehicles; various
Bullets to cover all points at the guard house. As many as eight to sixteen cameras could be posi oned at a single
entrance. High quality products should be used to monitor vital access points. On the perimeter fence Vari-
Focal Bullet Cameras with longer IR distance abili es will help monitor tampering or intrusions on the
perimeter. PTZs can be integrated with perimeter monitoring systems to trigger preset tours and pa erns.
Wireless devices are o en used to effec vely transmit camera video feeds back to a centralized control room.

DOG RUN ZONE 8 CAMERA 2 CAMERA 1

PARK ALPHA GATE

ZONE 1 GUARD HOUSE EXIT

ENTRANCE ZONE 11 BRAVO GATE ZONE 18

Monitor Screen

Box Cameras Control Room

Wi-Fi Station
Wi-Fi Receiver Number Plate View Facial Capture

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CCTV Game Farm Systems
Wireless transmission becomes an important tool on large sites such as game farms where applica ons require
video signals to be transmi ed back to a central control room. Stafix Security Centres can help you design a
wireless network, integra ng CCTV and perimeter patrol so ware to allow you to monitor fence condi ons as
well as CCTV feeds from different loca ons all over the farm.
Complete integra on would enable you to visually monitor key areas and perimeters of your game farm. The
integrated system would enable monitoring of key areas such as lodges, water holes , fence lines and camps all
around the farm from a centralised control room or off-site monitoring from a PC, tablet or smartphone.

Camera View

Wi-Fi Transmitter Station

Wi-Fi Receiver Station

and Control Room

SOUTH FENCE SHED CAMP 1 GATE 1

Control Room Software

Monitor
LION CAMP
Screen SALES YARD EAST FENCE NORTH FENCE

Off-Site Monitoring

JVA Perimeter Patrol

Pictures courtesy of Thaba Tholo

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CCTV Industrial Systems
These systems will generally consist of a variety of cameras which would Monitor an area, Detect an object,
Recognise the type of object or clearly Iden fy a person. This will directly influence the lens size and quality of
resolu on required. Areas such as shelving-rack passages would require Bullet Cameras monitoring aisles, while
areas such as show rooms should require 3.6mm Dome Cameras to monitor general ac vi es. Vari-Focal or PTZ
cameras could be used to focus on and iden fy specific and detailed stock movement.
Dome Cameras should be mounted close to key areas to recognise exact ac ons such as on lls and PCs.
Quality Vari-Focal Cameras are ideal where focal points are not always known as they can be changed on site.
PTZ Cameras are convenient addi ons if control over the cameras’ posi ons and points of zoom are required. In
dark large warehouses at night it is important to make sure that the chosen camera has sufficient IR to monitor
the required area. Large numbers of cameras in a busy warehouse will require larger storage capacity to
maintain recorded footage for a pre-determined period.

OFFICE 1 BAY 3 AISLE 1 STORE 2

FRONT SHOP COUNTER 3

DVR STORES EXIT AISLE 6

AISLE 4 CORRIDOR COUNTER 4 ENTRANCE

Monitor Screen

On-Site Monitoring Off-Site Monitoring

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REPAIRS & CONSULTANCY
When security is at stake, product reliability and fast and efficient back-up service is
paramount. So, an installation is only as good as the security company’s ability to
provide sound products and service. Apart from its certification, Stafix offers a two-
year warranty on CP Plus products. We aim at a 24-hour, turn around on repairs to CP
Plus products at our in-house repair and service facilities at Stafix Security Centre
outlets nationwide.
In addition, a country-wide Stafix supported installer network is ever present to
provide fast and efficient in-field installation and back-up service. Stafix also offers
consultancy services and advice on how best to solve CCTV challenges. With over
thirty years’ experience in the field of security, Ndlovu Fencing’s management is
proud still to be servicing customers it first sold to in 1978.

Repair Centre JHB

Out and About with CP Plus

STAFIX TRAINING CENTRES

In addition to having trained sales personal and on-site technicians at the branches, Stafix Security Centres have
full training centres with trained facilitators and offer regular training on CCTV, Electric Fencing and Roboguard
installation methods and rules and regulations. The staff also give on-site, customized hands-on practical
training for customers if required.
Stafix is a key role player in the setting up and maintaining of current
South African standards and regulations. Stafix management are
members of associations such as the SABS Standards Committee, the
Electric Fence and Components Manufacturers Association and the
South African Game Fencing Association. Our relationship with leading
international companies such as Stafix, JVA, CP Plus, Roboguard and IIS
also means that the company stays up to date with international trends
and requirements.
Training Centre Randburg

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 BUILD YOUR OWN ANALOG CCTV KIT
Pick the DVR
4Ch DVR Entry 8Ch DVR Entry 16Ch DVR Entry

Pick the Cameras

Bullet Dome Veri-Focal Bullet Veri-Focal Dome Box

Pick the Accessories

2.5amp Transformer BNC Crimp On HDD 1TB 19” LCD Screen

10A 9-Way PSU BNC Screw On HDD 2TB 8” LCD Screen

10A 9-Way PSU + Ba ery Backup Balun 1CH Pair 100m Cat5 OR 300m Cat5

BUILD YOUR OWN IP CCTV KIT

Pick the NVR
4Ch NVR 8Ch NVR 16Ch NVR

Pick the Cameras

IP Cam 3.6mm 1.3MP Bullet IP Cam 3.6mm 1.3MP Dome IP Cam 3.6-12mm 2MP Bullet IP Cam 3.6mm 2MP Dome Vandal IP Cube 3.6mm 1MP

Pick the Accessories

2.5amp Transformer 100m Cat5 OR 300m Cat5 HDD 1TB 19” LCD Screen

10A 9-Way PSU 10A 9-Way PSU + Ba ery Backup HDD 2TB 8” LCD Screen

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CCTV CHECK LIST
What type of Installa on will it be? What type of system do you need? Do you need remote viewing via
o Residen al o Analog System – DVR Laptop, Web, Smartphone or
o Commercial (Digital Video Recorder) Tablet?
o Other o IP System – NVR o Yes
(Network Video Recorder) o No
How many Channel Video What quality do you require of How long would you like to keep
Recorders do you need? the Video Recorder? the recorded CCTV footage?
o4 o CIF o Up to a week
o8 o 2CIF o Up to a month
o 16 o D1 o Up to 2 months or more
o 32 o 960H o Other
o HC-VI
How many Security Cameras do you require and which type of camera?
o Bullet Qty: ____ o Indoor / o Outdoor o Infrared TVL: ____
o Bullet Vari-focal Qty: ____ o Indoor / o Outdoor o Infrared TVL: ____
o Dome Qty: ____ o Indoor / o Outdoor o Infrared TVL: ____
o Dome Vari-focal Qty: ____ o Indoor / o Outdoor o Infrared TVL: ____
o Vandal proof Dome Qty: ____ o Indoor / o Outdoor o Infrared TVL: ____
o Speed Dome (PTZ) Qty: ____ o Indoor / o Outdoor o Infrared TVL: ____
o Box Camera Qty: ____ o Indoor / o Outdoor o Infrared TVL: ____
o Special / Covert Camera Qty: ____ o Indoor / o Outdoor o Infrared TVL: ____

What Video Connectors do you What type of power supply would What type of cable will you be
need? you need and does it need ba ery using?
o BNC Crimp On backup? o RG59 Coax
o BNC Screw On o 1 channel plug in transformer o RG59 Coax with Power
o Passive Balun o 9 Channel o CAT5 Unshielded Twisted Pair
o Ac ve Balun o 10 Channel with Ba ery Back Up o CAT5 Shielded Twisted Pair
o RJ45 Crimp On o 18 Channel o CAT6 Shielded Twisted Pair
o RJ45 Boots o 18 Channel with Ba ery Back Up
What type of screen do you need? What Power Connectors do you What tools do you need for the
Do you need more than one need? installa on?
screen? o Female Jack Plug with Leads o CCTV BNC Crimping Tool
o 8 Inch LCD o Male Jack Plug with Terminals o CCTV Stripping Tool
o 19 Inch LCD o Female Jack Plug with Terminals o RJ45 Crimping Tool
o 32 Inch LED o CCTV Tester
o Other
 Airports Retail Banks Factories

Offices Traffic Events Residential Areas

BRANCH DETAILS
Bloemfontein 051 448 6695
Cape Town 021 534 5056
Centurion 012 880 0222
Durban North 031 563 0274
East Rand (Jet Park) 011 397 3507
East London 043 726 6652
George 044 874 0669
Kimberley 053 861 5631
Nelspruit 013 752 7152
North Rand (Kya Sands) 011 708 6442
Pietermaritzburg 033 342 6727
Pinetown 031 702 6351
Polokwane 015 292 6273
Port Elizabeth 041 365 7178
Pretoria 012 335 4290
Rustenburg 014 537 2823
Somerset West 021 851 1978
Upington 054 332 1458
Vanderbijl Park 082 783 8449
West Rand (Roodepoort) 011 472 8823

2
YEAR
WARRANTY

Although the information presented in this product catalogue is believed to be accurate

and reliable, no responsibility for inaccuracies can be assumed by Ndlovu Fencing.
Performance data is typical only and variations due to component manufacturing tolerances are normal.