1. Introduction
This unit serves as a centralized hub responsible for providing public information, communication, transparency, and guidance on public administrative services. It also updates the processing status and results of administrative procedures through integration and data sharing with the province’s One-Stop Electronic Information System.
2. Why Install a Camera System
- Control vehicle entry and exit at gates and outdoor areas
- Monitor office areas
- Monitor key office zones such as entrances and working areas
- Prevent theft and enhance overall security
3. Requirements for the Camera System
- Cameras must capture, store, and transmit data to the recording system
- Clear image quality with features such as backlight compensation and long-range infrared, depending on customer requirements
- Capability to expand the system in terms of coverage, features, and image quality
- All cameras must be accessible via network on devices such as PCs, laptops, smartphones, and tablets
- Cost optimization in accordance with the customer’s budget
4. Installation Options Based on Requirements
IP Camera System (Suitable for large-scale areas)
- Equipment cost: High
- System connectivity via switches with optimized infrastructure cost
- Transmission method: Signals from cameras are transmitted via network cables or fiber optic cables to recorders or switches, with virtually unlimited range
- Storage: Network Video Recorder (NVR) via LAN/Internet, easy to expand
- Image quality: High-definition, up to 4K resolution
- Easy installation – cameras can connect through intermediate switch stations
- Scalability: High
Proposed Equipment
- HIKVISION IP Cameras
- HIKVISION NVR
- Western Digital surveillance-grade hard drives
- Network cables
- Accessories: protective boxes, RJ45 connectors, flexible conduits, etc
