Wireless video transmissions play a critical role for live feed remote monitoring or live broadcasts. Different solutions are applied for various use cases in video recording/broadcasting.
4G LTE/ 5G NR for Wireless Backhaul in Surveillances
E.g., For fixed remote sites. Achieve seamless uploads of high-quality videos with speeds of more than 1Gbps. Check below example for remote site video surveillance with preconfigured solar panel.
Contact us to purchase pre-packaged remote surveillance kits with pre-sized solar power, outdoor enclosure 
, LTE/5G NR connectivity , and an IP PTZ camera such as AXIS Q8752-E Bispectral PTZ (to be purchased separately).
One can also utilize power taps to get power from streetlight poles to power video cameras and telecommunication equipment. Read more on power taps.
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Rfwel Infra PHTCELTAP
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Output Voltage: 120 VAC Output Connector: Micro-Link (Female) Cable Length: 10 ft Control Pass-Through: No (3-pin) |
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Fisher Pierce OLC FP283A (MPN: FP283A-7865)
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Output Voltage: 120 VAC Output Connector: Micro-Link (Female) Cable Length: 12 ft Control Pass-Through: No (3-pin) |
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Fisher Pierce OLC FP289A-120-CNB
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Output Voltage: 120 VAC Cable Length: 10 ft Control Pass-Through: No (3-pin) |
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Ripley Lighting Controls 5731-20-1
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Output Voltage: 120 VAC Output Connector: Bare Wire (Pigtail) Cable Length: 20 ft Control Pass-Through: No (3-pin) |
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Ripley Lighting Controls 5771-25-1
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Output Voltage: 120 VAC Output Connector: Bare Wire (Pigtail) Cable Length: 25 ft Control Pass-Through: Yes (7-pin) |
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Fisher Pierce OLC FP287A-120-ADN
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Output Voltage: POE (48V) Cable Length: 10 ft Control Pass-Through: No (3-pin) |
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Fisher Pierce OLC FP287A-120-AC1N-A
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Output Voltage: POE (48V) Cable Length: 10 ft Control Pass-Through: Yes (7-pin) |
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Portable video surveillance: for construction projects, emergency management, outdoor events (like concerts) and other temporary surveillance situations.
Contact us to purchase different Omni antennas
4G/5G NR/ Sub 1GHz Band for Drone Video Feeds
Wireless connectivity for drones to videos terminals. Antenna diversity and MIMO configurations are important for improving signal receptions between the drone and remote control. Read more on signal strength and quality.
1. Sub 1GHz Band
Common solutions are from those who fly FPV (First Person View), they use simple analog cameras connected to 900 MHz systems (common antenna type used are the cloverleaf antennas). With these systems, you can easily get 5+ miles line of sight (dependent on region/ environment).
Contact us to purchase cloverleaf antennas for 900MHz
2. 4G/5G NR
One can use the 3G/4G dongles attached to the drone, for wireless transmission of high data rate. This solution can be used as per the availability of 3G / 4G network in that operating region. Video transmission terminals also communicate to drones via LTE/ 5G NR and can be controlled from anywhere.
Wireless video broadcasts are common in sporting activities or live video feeds due to ease of setup.
Contact us for various vides transmissions options as well as purchase cloverleaf antennas for 900MHz or Cellular Antennas
Wireless PTP Links for Wireless Backhauls
PTP or PTMP links mostly use 60GHz, 5GHz, and 900 MHz.
RfWel has partnered with Proxim Wireless for Fixed Wireless Solutions for Licensed and Unlicensed Microwave Backhaul and Wireless IP Video. Check out these PtP Radios with 60GHz and backup 5GHz radios.