Category | Usage Scenarios | Characteristics | Advantages | Disadvantages |
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Connectivity Options | Home theaters, multi-device setups | Industry: Basic ports (Ethernet, USB) | Base: VGA, HDMI, 2 USB ports (supports 4K displays) ▲ | Advanced: Adds fiber optic, 4 USB ports (enables multi-device connectivity) ▲▲ |
| | (Ethernet: 100m reach via Cat5e) | (HDMI: 4K resolution support) | (Fiber: ISO/IEC 11801 compliant for 500m) |
| | Advantages: Versatile for analog/digital displays and peripherals. | Disadvantages: Advanced models may require specialized cabling. | |
| Transmission Distance | Large office networks, surveillance systems | Industry: 100m (Cat5e Ethernet standard) | Base: 100m (meets Cat5e) | Advanced: 500m via fiber (ISO/IEC 11801) ▲▲ |
| | | (Standard for Ethernet) | (No upgrades needed for basic setups) | (Fiber extends coverage for distributed systems) |
| | | Advantages: Advanced supports expansive installations. | Disadvantages: Fiber requires additional infrastructure costs. | |
| Power Supply (POE) | IP camera deployments, centralized setups | Industry: Non-POE (separate power required) | Base: POE+ (IEEE 802.3at, 30W) ▲ | Advanced: POE++ (IEEE 802.3bt, 60W) ▲▲ |
| | | (Traditional setup) | (Reduces cabling complexity) | (Supports high-power devices like PTZ cameras) |
| | | Advantages: Simplifies installation. | Disadvantages: POE++ may strain older network infrastructure. | |
| Warranty Period | Commercial environments, long-term use | Industry: 6 months (industry average) | Base: 12 months (extended coverage) ▲ | Advanced: 24 months (durable build) ▲▲ |
| | | (Standard for consumer devices) | (Better reliability for medium-term use) | (Minimizes downtime for critical systems) |
| | | Advantages: Advanced lowers total cost of ownership. | Disadvantages: Advanced models may cost 20–30% more. | |
| Form Factor | Space-constrained offices, compact setups | Industry: Bulky units (20cm³, typical rack unit) | Base: Compact (12cm³, space-saving design) ▲ | Advanced: Ultra-compact (8cm³) ▲▲ |
| | | (Standard for legacy hardware) | (Fits in tight spaces like AV cabinets) | (Ideal for wall mounts or embedded systems) |
| | | Advantages: Reduces rack space needs. | Disadvantages: Limited expansion slots in advanced models. | |
| Network Bandwidth | High-resolution surveillance, 4K streaming | Industry: 1Gbps (standard Ethernet) | Base: 1Gbps (compatible with most IP cameras) | Advanced: 10Gbps (supports 4K/8K streaming) ▲▲ |
| | | (Common for basic surveillance) | (Cost-effective for standard setups) | (Future-proof for HD video and IoT devices) |
| | | Advantages: Advanced handles large data loads smoothly. | Disadvantages: Requires 10Gbps-compatible switches and cables. | |