Testimonial:

"With the byRemote system in place, our till shortages are controlled, customers are greeted promptly and food orders are picked up promptly for delivery. Since the cameras are network based, the live video can be viewed from multiple PC’s. We utilize two viewing stations - one in the manager’s office and one at the server station. This ensures that servers and floor managers can monitor service levels of all dining areas at all times. This creates customer satisfaction by offering faster service. At first we didn't see a need to order high-speed Internet at the store, but are glad we did. We are able to monitor activity from our home computer over our cable Internet connection and have seen a jump in production and profitability since installing the cameras."

Laurie B. - Owner
Valley Kitchen

Power-over-Ethernet Installation
Power over Ethernet or PoE technology describes any system to transmit electrical power, along with data, to remote devices over standard twisted-pair cable in an Ethernet network. This technology is useful when it would be inconvenient or infeasible to supply power separately. Maximum distance per run is approximately 300 feet. The Category 5 (Cat5) cable runs may be either plenum or non-plenum.

For the byRemote surveillance system using PoE-ready cameras:

• Run 1 Cat5 cable to each camera location and terminate with RJ-45 connectors at both ends. See RJ-45 pinout below.

Low-Voltage Installation
Most commonly, the cameras will not be capable of Power-over-Ethernet and will also need to be wired for power. Instead of having to install an electrical outlet near each camera location, it is recommended to run 2-stranded, non-shielded 18-gauge electrical wire to each camera location. This can be run at the same time the Cat5 cable is run. All cabling should come back to the main location where the router will be placed (typically in an office area).

For the byRemote surveillance system using non-PoE cameras:

• Run 1 Cat5 cable to each camera location and terminate with RJ-45 connectors at both ends. See RJ-45 pinout below.
• Run 1 18-gauge electrical cable to each camera location and splice with the power supply. Please note whether the camera is AC or DC on the power supply that comes with each camera.

RJ-45 Pinout
Pinout of Ethernet 10/100 Mbit (Cat5) network cable wiring and layout of 8 pin RJ-45 male connector. For straight-through cable, terminate the same at both ends of the Cat5 cable..

Printable Cabling Guide (PDF)

Contact byRemote Technical Support with questions.