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CableNet

CCTV Installation & Maintenance

The demand for security systems is constantly growing across many industries in order to ensure a safer environment and supply that extra peace of mind and security.

This 3-day intensive course is aimed that those wishing to enter into the CCTV market and provides both the essential knowledge and practical skills to plan and install CCTV on both analogue and digital systems including IP based network connectivity. Those attending will also become familiar with multi channel recording systems and the deployment of PTZ and dome cameras.

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Duration
3 days

Who should attend?
Those looking to expand their abilities within the CCTV market place

Prerequisites
People with a basic knowledge of CCTV and an understanding of the objectives found on the CCTV foundation course is
recommended

Course objectives
Delegates gain the knowledge and understanding to become involved in the CCTV industry and deal with quite complex CCTV systems

Qualifications
BTEC applied for, CableNet certificate

Related Training
Security Systems Cabling
Security Systems Installation
Introduction to CCTV
CCTV System Planning
CCTV Masterclass

Course Content (50% Theory, 50% Practical)

Overview
• Correct installation of cables
• Termination techniques

Configuring
• CCTV over different cabling systems
• Connecting video streams to CCTV switches & multiplexes
• Day & night CCTV lighting & cameras
• Matching lenses to cameras
• CCTV systems over IP Networks

Video amplifiers
• What
• Where

Electrical mains
• The dos & don’ts of dealing with electrical mains

PTZ and dome cameras

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