Which of these is a bigger threat to your security investment?
The wrong cabling infrastructure can hinder the performance of even the most sophisticated
video surveillance system.
Factors that affect the performance of cabling infrastructure: • The migration of a security system to IP • Minimally compliant Category 5e cable • Increasing bandwidth requirements • The need for PoE+ and beyond • Installation practices • Environmental conditions • Quality of IP cable manufacturing
The right cabling infrastructure is critical to the successful operation and useful life of
a security system.
Anixter ipAssuredSM
is an infrastructure assurance program that matches the cabling infrastructure to the security equipment based on the technical, application and life-cycle requirements of the user.
Blurred, unusable video over minimally compliant Category 5e cable
Crystal clear video over ipAssured IP-ClassSM
10+ cable
Receive the best performance for the anticipated life of your security system by installing an ipAssured cabling infrastructure.
Contact your local Anixter representative or visit
anixter.com/ipassured to learn how Anixter ipAssured can protect your security investment.
1.877.ANIXTER
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