This month, EB-LINK has put the video and audio optical transceivers commonly used in campus projects into storage in batches in response to the construction of recorded and broadcast courses and the review of standardized test points for the fall semester, along with supporting armored pigtails and power adapters to avoid schedule conflicts during the intensive arrival during the exam season.

The shortages are mostly in the power supply and pigtail rather than the host.

When placing an order for a campus project, the host model is usually clearly stated, and most leaks are in the short pigtails from the power supplies and distribution frames at both ends to the equipment. Recording and broadcasting classrooms often require 12V centralized power supply, while independent adapters are commonly used at monitoring points in examination room corridors. This time, the stocking is based on the typical usage ratio of a 30-point test project. The adapter, SC and LC pigtails of the same specifications are included in the inventory, and the entire batch can be assembled at one time.

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The cameras can be used in exam centers and inspection centers.8-channel video + 1-channel reverse 485 data video optical transceiver, supports PTZ reverse control; walking between the recording and broadcasting classroom and the teacher tracking host2-way HDMI+network+2-way independent two-way audio optical transceiver, combining graphics, pickup and keyboard controls onto one fiber. The two gears have the same body width and can share the same rack.

Arrival in whole batch, wholesale according to school schedule

School projects generally require intensive construction during the summer vacation and acceptance before the start of school. The stocking models support shipment in batches according to the semester schedule. The host that arrives first can complete link connection and identification in advance, and the remaining batches will be filled according to the classroom number, reducing on-site waiting. Reference link design is visibleSecurity video surveillance fiber optic transmission solution.

This batch of optical transceivers has completed lighting and loop testing and has been put into storage. If the school or integrator needs to check the number of channels by point, you can dial 0755-83179002.