Infrared camera installation and technical failure analysis

With the popularity of infrared cameras, the development trend of infrared cameras has become clearer. At the same time, the drawbacks of its products have become more and more obvious. As a security practitioner who has been in business for nearly 10 years, I have witnessed the rise of infrared cameras and also understand the current problems of infrared cameras. This article will focus on the analysis of infrared cameras and their common problems.

Step 1 Decide where to install your infrared camera. The camera should include every entry point, including windows and doors. Driveways, porches, gates, parking lots, garages and backyards are all common infrared cameras.

Step 2 Consider a wireless infrared camera if you plan to install the camera away from your home, such as a separate garage at the end of a long driveway or at the border of your property. Remember that even a wireless camera requires a power supply.

Step 3 The infrared camera's external devices must be installed permanently to protect their content and the location they are photographed. This usually involves hitting mounting holes and brackets on the exterior walls of the building.

Step 4 Check the line-of-sight of each camera during the day and night. Ask someone to walk within sight and make sure the camera captures any motion. Adjust the direction of the camera if necessary.

In fact, the most important issue in the selection of infrared cameras is the set of features. In addition to selecting the infrared light source, comprehensive consideration of the camera, lens, protective cover, power supply, etc. In the installation, just follow the above steps.