Signal loss wile transmission
We have installed CCTV cameras at our brick yard which is 1200 meters in length. The cameras are installed at different locations & all the cameras come together at a switcher which is 1200 meters far from my office where i wish to view the cameras on my TV. In that case we have taken an underground RG6 cable (pure copper ) in an PVC pipe from my office to the point of switcher (distance is 1200 mtrs) & in entire cable there is only a single joint at 1000 meters only, We manged to do all the work effectively unfortunately the video quality which come to my office across 1200 meter is black & white instead of the color videos as my cameras are color + night vision equipped. We tried to find out the fault as we discovered that 1000 meter where there is joint til there the video comes color( we took the tv at joint & checked it there), however after a joint there is 200 mtr more cable & at 1200 mtr the signal again gets black & white. We also did vice a verse in case 1000 Mtr & 200 mtr the video till the joint is absolutely fine. The the connectivity of the cable is all perfect in the entire stretch the entire cable is of one make.
Later we asked a local Tv dish wala to help us in this matter.. The cable person who visited us tried experimenting through his module & Amplifier however he was shocked to see the loss of 7 dp per 100 meters., which according to him is more than the general average of 4 dp per 100 meters. When the guy gave 102 DP from his module to the RG6 cable at the 1200 mtrs the DP mtr showed zero Dp, but at 1000 Mtr joint it showed 32 DP. Later when he even connected his amplifier to the module simultaneously to boost the signal from he starting point in this matter he manged to start the signal at 132 DP & at 1000 meter joint we found signal of 63 dp & 33 Dp at 1200 mtr respectively. However this signal was just little better but not something which is actual quality.
Now my CCTV service provider is assuring that the high capacity video balloon + the amplifier will solve the entire problem, please guide me whether my CCTV service provider is making sense or is he still experimenting. Our service provider is from mumbai I want to know whether a amplifier or balloon will really improve the video signal significantly to receive color video instead of the current video quality which is black & white. Now that I have invested in RG6 cable please guide me with a remedy to solve the above problem.
Later we asked a local Tv dish wala to help us in this matter.. The cable person who visited us tried experimenting through his module & Amplifier however he was shocked to see the loss of 7 dp per 100 meters., which according to him is more than the general average of 4 dp per 100 meters. When the guy gave 102 DP from his module to the RG6 cable at the 1200 mtrs the DP mtr showed zero Dp, but at 1000 Mtr joint it showed 32 DP. Later when he even connected his amplifier to the module simultaneously to boost the signal from he starting point in this matter he manged to start the signal at 132 DP & at 1000 meter joint we found signal of 63 dp & 33 Dp at 1200 mtr respectively. However this signal was just little better but not something which is actual quality.
Now my CCTV service provider is assuring that the high capacity video balloon + the amplifier will solve the entire problem, please guide me whether my CCTV service provider is making sense or is he still experimenting. Our service provider is from mumbai I want to know whether a amplifier or balloon will really improve the video signal significantly to receive color video instead of the current video quality which is black & white. Now that I have invested in RG6 cable please guide me with a remedy to solve the above problem.
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Permalink Reply by Frankie cordova on -
Bad choice with the RG6. RG6 will give you max about 1500 Ft. You could have used RG11 for this or fiber. Baluns will help and can give you this distance with no problem. You can also use wireless with directional flat panel antennas.
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Permalink Reply by Ilesh on -
Well I opted for RG6 bcoz of the budget constraint, however are you sure balloon will solve the problem.
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Permalink Reply by Brandon Joubert on -
Normal attenuation on RG6 is about 5.6dB/30meter, Comcast requires RG6 runs of no more than 45 meters. A 1200meter run of RG6 is excessive.
even if you add a line distribution amplifier, you could get a 10dB boost , which means you could run the length an extra 50m.
The black and white picture is due to attenuation. I am not sure if you could add a series of amplifiers every 100m, or pull the whole lot out and lay fiber! Fiber is a lot cheaper than we imagine, unless you have a lot of joints. Fiber also presents the opportunity for many more services to be distributed throughout your premises.
Perhaps a wireless LAN system might also work for you! It's a pity though that the maths were not done prior to the run!
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Permalink Reply by Brandon Joubert on
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Of course that depends on the cable quality and frequency. 100Mhz attenuation could be as low as 2.6dB/30meter, and 9.4dB at 1Ghz
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Permalink Reply by Vasu Garg on -
if amlification is low just use video balun they are not higer then INR 400 FOR PAIR
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Permalink Reply by Vasu Garg on
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Why don't use Normal Video Wireless .. They found to be cheaper then that!!!
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Permalink Reply by Lovemore Kosana on
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Video transmission via RG6 over a distance of 1200m! Hmmm...bad choice.
If cost is an issue, I suggest you consider CAT5 transmission. Invest in Balun to transmit video over CAT5.
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