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Wireless IP CCTV System

Wi-Fi & Wireless Bridging Communication

This is a network-based CCTV system that communicates over a wireless network.

The CCTV system is often used in hazardous environments with obstacles or where laying physical cables is difficult.

Wireless IP CCTV system diagram for hazardous areas

Basic components

Camera Types

IP Explosion-proof Cameras
Transmit Side

Wireless Bridging (Tx)
Receiving Side

Wireless Bridging (Rx)
Recording Systems

NVRs (Safe Area)
Display

Monitors / VMS Workstations
VMS Systems

Video Management Software

Typical Project Bill of Materials (BOM)

A list of core equipment purchased for a wireless network CCTV project.

ITEM

UNIT

SGC-EX-SH

IP Explosion-proof Cameras

ATEX IP68 4 Megapixel 30× zoom

11 SET

SGT-EX-S2DB

IP Explosion-proof IR PTZ Cameras

ATEX IP68 4 Megapixel 30× zoom

15 SET

SGX-EX-SH

Explosion-proof Junction Boxes

CNEX IP66 4 × G1/2" entries

26 SET

DFC2413

Wireless Bridging

26 SET

NVR316-64R-B

64-channel Network Video Recorder

1 SET

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the advantages of using a wireless IP CCTV system in hazardous areas?

Wireless IP CCTV systems are ideal for hazardous environments with obstacles or where laying physical cables is difficult or dangerous. They offer flexible deployment, reduce installation costs, and allow cameras to be placed in remote or hard-to-reach locations while maintaining secure video transmission.

What equipment is required for a wireless explosion-proof CCTV project?

A typical wireless BOM includes: IP Explosion-proof Cameras, Wireless Bridging modules (transmitters/receivers), Explosion-proof Junction Boxes for cable routing, and NVRs located in the safe area control room.

What is the transmission range of wireless bridging for IP cameras?

Using industrial-grade wireless bridging modules, IP CCTV systems can transmit high-definition video over distances ranging from a few hundred meters up to several kilometers, depending on the line-of-sight and environmental conditions.