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  • Synology, Ubiquiti, PowerShield and Planet hardware
  • Switches, routers, NAS, UPS and structured cabling
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Choosing the right networking infrastructure

1. Switches and PoE

A managed switch, like the range from Ubiquiti, Planet and Allied Telesis here, is what most sites actually need over an unmanaged one - VLANs to separate a guest network from cameras and payment terminals, and PoE budget to power access points and cameras without a separate power supply at every device. Check the PoE budget against the total draw of everything connected, not just the per-port rating.

2. Routers and Wi-Fi

A router like Reyee's Wi-Fi 6 mesh range handles a small site's internet connection and wireless coverage in one box. Larger sites are usually better served by separate access points on a managed switch, since a single router's Wi-Fi radio has to serve the whole footprint.

3. Storage

Network-attached storage, like Synology's DiskStation range, is where camera footage, backups and shared files actually live on site. Bay count and drive size need to be sized for retention period as much as camera count - more cameras and longer retention both multiply the storage needed.

4. Power and cabling

A UPS, like PowerShield's Commander and Centurion ranges, keeps switches, NVRs and servers running through a brief outage and gives equipment time to shut down cleanly in a longer one. Structured cabling - patch cable, racks, cable management - is the unglamorous part of the job, but a rack that is not planned for the cable that has to run to it is a rack that gets re-done.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a managed or unmanaged switch?

A managed switch lets you separate networks with VLANs - keeping guest Wi-Fi, cameras and payment terminals apart - and supply PoE budget to devices that need power over the cable. An unmanaged switch is cheaper but offers none of that control. For anything beyond a single small office, a managed switch is worth the extra cost.

How much PoE budget do I need?

Add up the power draw of every PoE device you plan to connect - an access point typically needs 15-30W, a PTZ camera can need more - and choose a switch with a total PoE budget above that sum, not just enough per-port wattage. Running close to the limit means the last device plugged in may not power on.

How much NAS storage do I need for CCTV footage?

It depends on camera count, resolution and how long you need to retain footage - a higher-resolution camera or a longer retention period both multiply the storage required. Tell us your camera count, resolution and retention period and we can help size the right NAS and drives.

What size UPS do I need for a server rack?

Add up the wattage of everything in the rack you want to keep running, then size the UPS with headroom for future additions - a UPS running at its rated capacity has no room to grow and shortens battery life under sustained load.

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