Endura DVR5300 Series Instruction sheet

IP Video Surveillance System
Installation Guidelines
for Endura® Equipment
C2670M-C (9/09)

Page2C2670M‐C
TABLEOFCONTENTS
INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
POWERGUIDELINES ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
POWERDISSIPATIONANDCURRENTREQUIREMENTS..................................................................................................... 4
POWERQUALITY................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
GROUNDING............................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
ELECTROSTATICDISCHARGEPREVENTION ........................................................................................................................... 8
ENVIRONMENTALGUILDELINES............................................................................................................................................................ 9
ENVIRONMENTALELEMENTS........................................................................................................................................................ 9
OPERATINGTEMPERATURE .........................................................................................................................................................10
HEATINGVENTILATIONandAIRCONDITIONING(HVAC) .............................................................................................12
NETWORKINGGUIDELINES.....................................................................................................................................................................13
GENERALNETWORKISSUES.........................................................................................................................................................13
CABLING..................................................................................................................................................................................................13
NETWORKTIME ..................................................................................................................................................................................14
TURNINGONTHEENDURASYSTEM...................................................................................................................................................15
APPENDIX.........................................................................................................................................................................................................16

C2670M‐C Page3
INTRODUCTION
PURPOSEOFTHISDOCUMENT
ThisdocumentistoprovideEndura®‐certifiedintegratorswithaguidelineofinstallationrequirementsforthe
EnduraIPVideoManagementSystemcomponents.
TheEndurasystemisbuiltuponindustrystandardtechnologiesandutilizesInformationTechnology(IT)grade
components.Assuch,allbestpracticesforITequipmentsiteplanninganddeploymentapplytoEndura.
GiventheconstantdatabaseandfilemanagementactivitythatisnaturalwithanIPvideomanagementsystem,
caremustbetakentoavoidsuddenshutdownofanyofthecomponents.Aspowerfluctuationsanddisruptions
areacommonsourceforun‐intentionalequipmentreboots,conditionedpowershouldbeusedforallservers.As
harddiskdrivereliabilityisnegativelyimpactedbytemperatureextremes,caremustbetakentoensurethathard
diskdrivesareneverexposedtoelevatedoperatingtemperatures.Ifeitherconditionedpowerorthe
environmentalconditionsoftheserverroomareoutsidethespecifiedlimits,datacorruptionandequipment
failurecanoccur.TheEndurasystemshouldonlybeturnedonafterthepowerandenvironmentalconditioning
systemsarefullytestedandoperational.
WARNING:DonotturnonanyEnduraequipmentuntilalloftheitemssuggestedinthisdocument
havebeenconsidered.WithoutadequatepowerandventilationtheEnduraequipmentcansuffer
permanentdamage.
Shouldyouencounteranyquestionsaboutthetopicscoveredinthisdocument,pleasecontactthePelcoEndura
Hotlineat1‐800‐289‐9100(USAandCanada)or+1‐559‐292‐1981(international),e‐mail

Page4C2670M‐C
POWERGUIDELINES
POWERDISSIPATIONANDCURRENTREQUIREMENTS
Properdesignofthepowerdistributionsystemisessentialforreliable,long‐termoperationoftheEndurasystem.
Giventhemultitudeofactivedatabasetransactionsandfileoperationsthatsymbolizevideosurveillancesystems,
thereliabilityofthepowersupplyisacrucialelementinpreventingfileanddatabasecorruptionissues.When
designingtheelectricaldistributionsystem,considerthefollowing:
•Totalpowerbudgetrequiredforallequipmentatagivennode
•CircuitbreakerorUPSstrategythatincorporatesin‐rushandstart‐upcurrentloads
•Provideextraloadprojectedgrowthofthesystem
•Providecontinuousandreliablepowerunderallexpectedoperatingconditions
TableAprovidespowerdissipationandstart‐upcurrentrequirementsforEnduraequipment.Consultapplicable
regulationsandstandardsfordeterminingtheproperwiregaugetouse.Generally,youshouldinstallcircuit
breakersthatareratedat125percentoftheexpectedmaximumload.ForrecordingdevicesUPSbatterybackup
shouldbeused.
TableA.PowerandCurrentRequirementsforEnduraComponents
DeviceTypeModelNumberOperatingWatts
(@100VAC)
Start‐upCurrent
EnterpriseDVRDVR5300Series339W8A
iSCSIStorageExpansionSEB5100Series339W8A
NetworkStorageManagerNSM5200Series262W12A
DirectAttachedStorageDAS5200Series188W12A
VideoEncoderNET5301T8W1A
VideoEncoderNET5301T‐I14.5W1A
VideoEncoderNET5308T
(w/NET5300B)
80W6.3A
VideoEncoderNET5308T‐EXP40W3.15A
VideoEncoderENC530840W3.15A
VideoEncoderENC531640W3.15A
RackMountRK5100PS‐5U46.8W4A
UniversalDeviceInterfaceUDI500028W3.15A
VideoDecoderNET5402R‐HD121W6.3A
VideoConsoleDisplayVCD5202129W6.3A
WorkstationWS5070129W6.3A
SystemManagerSM500073W6.3A

C2670M‐C Page5
POWERQUALITY
AswithanyITequipment,Enduracomponentsrelyonproperinstallationpracticestominimizepowersurgesand
otherfluctuationswiththepowersupply.UnlikeITequipment,Enduracomponentsusecustomdesignedpower
suppliesthatmeetEN50130‐4standardforalarmmonitoringequipment.Thisallowsthecomponenttowithstand
afive‐cycledipinpowersupplywithoutresetting.Evenwiththeseprecautionsincorporatedintothedesign,
powerfluctuationscanstilladverselyaffecttheequipmentandshouldbeavoided.
Powerqualitycanbemeasuredusingapowerqualityanalyzer.Thefollowinglistdescribesthecommonissuesthat
mustbemitigatedtoprotectyoursystemandequipment.Theequipmentproblemsassociatedwiththese
anomaliesrangefromvideodistortionandun‐intendedincreasesinbit‐ratestodamagedelectroniccomponents.
•Frequency:Variationofthepowerwaveform
•Harmonicdistortion:Multiplesofpowerfrequencysuperimposedonthepowerwaveform
•Linenoise:Distortionssuperimposedonthepowerwaveform
•Overvoltage:Increasedvoltagesforanextendedperiodoftime
•Powerfailure:Totallossofutilitypower
•Powersag:Shorttermunder‐voltage
•Powersurge(spike):Quickburstofovervoltage
•Switchingtransient:Under‐voltageorovervoltageforuptoafewnanoseconds
•Under‐voltage(brownout):Lowlinevoltagesforanextendedperiodoftime
NOTE:Iftheseissuesaresuspectedorknowntooccurforagivensite,ensurethatproperstepshavebeentaken
toisolatetheequipmentfromtheseanomaliespriortoturningontheEnduraequipment.
RECOMMENDEDPROTECTIONPRACTICES
TheEndurasystemcanbeprotectedfrommanysourcesofelectricaldisturbancesbyadheringtothefollowingthe
recommendations.Pleasenotethatitisbeyondthescopeofthisdocumenttoprovideexplicitinstructionsfor
electricaldistributionsystemdesignandconfiguration.Ifindoubt,pleaseconsultwithalicensedelectrical
contractor.
•Dedicateapowerdistributionsystemforthevideosurveillanceequipment
•Minimizetheuseofhigh‐currentdrawdevicessuchasheating,ventilation,andairconditioning(HVAC)
unitsplacedontheEndurapowerdistributionnetwork,asthesecancauseadiporinterruptionwhenthe
equipmentturnson
•DonotconnecttheEndurasystemtocircuitswithinductiveloads(forexampleHVAC,motors,andso
forth)
•Wherepossible,usepowerconditioningequipment(lineconditioner)thatsmoothesoutpeaksanddips
onthepowernetwork
•Wherepossible,useover‐andunder‐voltagedetectionandprotectioncircuits
•Installlightningarresters(surgeprotectors/suppressors)onpowercordstoprotectequipmentagainst
electricalstorms
•UseUPSsystemsand,asappropriate,abackupgenerator

Page6C2670M‐C
UNINTERRUPTIBLEPOWERSUPPLYGUIDELINES
Installinganuninterruptiblepowersupply(UPS)ishighlyrecommendedforanyrecordingdevicetoensurethat
poweriscontinuouslyandconsistentlydeliveredtotheEnduracomponent.AUPSistypicallyratedbythePractical
PowerRange,expressedinkVA.Theequivalentwattratingisroughly60to90percentoftheVArating,depending
ontheefficiencyoftheUPS.WhenselectingaUPS,usethepowerandcurrentrequirementspresentedinTableA
asaguideline.ThefollowingexampledescribeshowtocalculatetheUPSsizerequiredforaninstallationwithtwo
NSM5200sconnectedtothesameUPS:
Example:TwoNSM5200saretobeconnectedtothesameUPS.FromTableA,eachNSM5200dissipates262Wof
powerandhasastart‐upcurrentof6Aperpowersupplymodule.
Step1:Calculatethetotalpowerinwattsrequired:
262Wx2=524W
Step2:ConvertthewattagetoVAbydividingby0.60
524W/0.6=873VA–NeedaUPSratedformorethan873VA
Step3:FindtheappropriateUPS:
ConsidertheAPCSmart‐UPS1000VAwithratedoutputpowerof800W/1000VA
NOTE:NSM5200sandDAS5200scomewithredundantpowersupplies.Eachsupplyfortheunitshouldbe
connectedtoadifferentcircuittoensurethattheunitdoesnotlosepoweronintheeventofacircuitfailure.

C2670M‐C Page7
GROUNDING
Aproperlygroundedinstallationiscriticalinensuringthefault‐freeoperationofEnduraequipment.Allconduit
usedshouldbesecurelyconnectedrigidmetal.Anearth‐groundconnectionshouldbemadebyoneofthe
followingmeans:
•Groundingrod
•Buildingsteel
•Conductivecoldwaterservicepipe
Allpowerpanelsshouldbegroundedtotheelectricalserviceentrance.Thegroundconnectionsthatwillbeused
throughouttheserverroomshouldbetestedtoensurealowresistancepathtoground.
NOTE:Besuretoverifythatthereisnodirectcurrent(DC)potentialbetweengroundsofdifferentcircuitsineach
rack.Anyreadingabove1Vmeasuredbetweengroundsshouldbeconsideredaproblemandinvestigated.
GroundingGuidelines
•Mainbuildingelectricalground:Themainelectricalserviceentranceequipmentshouldhaveanearth‐
groundconnectionasrequiredbyapplicablecodes.Connectionssuchasgroundingrod,buildingsteel,or
aconductive‐typecoldwaterservicepipeprovideanearth‐ground.
•Electricalconduitground:Allelectricalconduitsshouldbemadeofrigidmetallicconduitthatissecurely
connectedtogetherorbondedtopanelsandelectricalboxestoprovideacontinuousgroundingsystem.
•Powerpanelground:Eachpowerpanelshouldbegroundedtotheelectricalserviceentrancewithgreen
(green/yellow)wiregroundconductors.Thegreen(green/yellow)wiregroundconductorsshouldbe
sizedperapplicablecodes.

Page8C2670M‐C
ELECTROSTATICDISCHARGEPREVENTION
Electrostaticdischarge(ESD)occurswhenobjectsareseparatedorrubbedtogether.Thevoltagelevelofastatic
chargeisdeterminedbythefollowingfactors:
•Typeofmaterials
•Relativehumidity
•Rateofchangeorseparation
RefertoTableBforsampledataontheeffectofhumidityonchargelevels.
TableB.EffectofHumidityonESDChargeLevels
Humidity†andChargeLevels(voltages)‡
PersonnelActivity*26%32%40%50%
Personwalkingacrossalinoleumfloor6,150V 5,750V4,625V3,700V
Personwalkingacrossacarpetedfloor 18,450V17,250V13,875V11,100V
Persongettingupfromaplasticchair 24,600V23,000V18,500V14,800V
*Source:B.A.Unger,ElectrostaticDischargeFailuresofSemiconductorDevices(Bell
Laboratories,1981).
†Forthesamerelativehumiditylevel,ahighrateofairflowproduceshigherstatic
chargesthanalowairflowrate.
‡Somedatainthistablehasbeenextrapolated.
StaticProtectionMeasures
ObservethefollowingprecautionstominimizepossibleESD‐inducedfailuresintheserverroom:
•Maintaintherecommendedhumiditylevelandairflowratesintheserverroom.
•Installconductiveflooring(conductiveadhesivemustbeusedwhenlayingtiles).
•Useconductivewaxifwaxedfloorsarenecessary.
•Ensurethatallequipmentandflooringareproperlygroundedandareatthesamegroundpotential.
•Useconductivetablesandchairs.
•Useagroundedwriststrap(orothergroundingmethod)whenhandlingcircuitboards.
•Storespareelectronicmodulesinantistaticcontainers.

C2670M‐C Page9
ENVIRONMENTALGUIDELINES
ENVIRONMENTALELEMENTS
ThefollowingenvironmentalelementscanaffecttheoverallstabilityandperformanceoftheEnduraproduct
family:
•Serverroompreparation
•Coolingrequirements
•Humiditylevel
•Airconditioningducts
•Dustandpollutioncontrol
•ESDprevention
•Acoustics(noisereduction)
•Numberofemployeesworkingintheroom
SITECLEANLINESS
Itiscriticalthattheinstallationsitebecompletelycleananddevoidofdustanddebriscreatedduringthe
constructionprocess.Operationoftheequipmentshouldnotbegin(evenfortestingpurposes)untilall
constructionhasbeencompleted.
WARNING:DonotturnontheEndurasystemuntilallconstructioniscompleteandtheinstallationsite
isoperatingatthespecifiedoperatingtemperature.Unitsfunctioningunderhighoperating
temperaturescanexperiencedegradedperformanceandlifeexpectancy.

C2670M‐C Page10
OPERATINGTEMPERATURE
Operatingtemperaturehasasignificantimpactonthemeantimebetweenfailures(MTBF)ofharddiskdrivesand
othersensitiveelectroniccomponents.Variouspublishedfindingsindicatethataharddiskdriveexposedtoa
temperatureextremeissusceptibletoearlyfailure.Generally,forevery18°Fincrease(aboveroomtemperature)
inoperatingtemperature,thelifeexpectancyoftheharddrivedecreasesby35percent.Forexample,aharddrive
operatingat115°Fwouldsuffera58percentreductioninlongevity.Similarly,batterybackupinaUPSoperatingat
77°F(25°C)hasanaveragelifeexpectancyof3to5years.Thisdramaticallydropsto1.5yearsiftheUPSis
operatedat104°F(40°C).WhileEnduraequipmenthasaspecifiedrange,thebestperformanceandlongevityis
attainedwhentheoperatingtemperatureismaintainedatorunder77°F(25°C).
ForthepurposesofEnduraequipment,thespecifiedoperatingtemperatureistheactualtemperaturedirectlyin
frontofthebezelofthechassis.Pelcoproductshaveundergoneanextensiveamountofdesignandengineering
tokeeptheoperatingtemperatureofinternalcomponentsasclosetotheambienttemperatureoftheroomas
possible.Assuch,maintainingtherightambienttemperatureatthefrontoftheunitiscritical.Therack‐
mountableEnduraserversuseactivecoolingbydrawingairinfromthefronttotheback.Themostsensitive
componentsaretypicallymountedatthefrontoftheunittotakeadvantageofcoolerambientairtemperatures.
Properrackdesignandtemperaturecontrolarecriticalcomponentsforsystemstabilityandhealth.
WheninstallinganEndurasystem,followthesegeneralguidelines:
•Ensureproperambienttemperatureisalwaysmaintainedintherackroom
•Ensurethattheambienttemperatureatthefrontofeachunitiswithintheoperatingspecificationrange
•Ensureproperheatexhaustinthebackoftherack
•Ifmultiplecomponentsareplacedinthesamerack,ensurethatnoheattrapsexistintherack(whena
deepercomponentisplaceddirectlyaboveashortercomponent,theextradepthofoneunitcreatesa
heatpocketthatcantraptheheatgeneratedandexhaustedbytheshorterunit)
TableConpage11describestheenvironmentaloperatingconditionsforEnduracomponentsandservers.

C2670M‐C Page11
TableC.SpecifiedOperatingTemperature
DeviceTypeModelNumberOperatingTemperatureCoolingMethodBTU/H
(@100VAC)
EnterpriseDVRDVR5300Series50°to95°F(10°to35°C)
77°FRecommended
Fronttorear
airflow1157
iSCSIStorageExpansionSEB5100Series50°to95°F(10°to35°C)
77°FRecommended
Fronttorear
airflow1157
NetworkStorageManagerNSM5200Series50°to95°F(10°to35°C)
77°FRecommended
Fronttorear
airflow895
DirectAttachedStorageDAS5200Series50°to95°F(10°to35°C)
77°FRecommended
Fronttorear
airflow643
VideoEncoderNET5301T32°to122°F(0°to50°C)Conduction
throughchassis28
VideoEncoderNET5301T‐I41°to95°F(5°to35°C)Conduction
throughchassis50
VideoEncoderNET5308T50°to95°F(10°to35°C)Fronttorear
airflow274
VideoEncoderNET5308T‐EXP50°to95°F(10°to35°C)Fronttorear
airflow137
VideoEncoderENC530850°to95°F(10°to35°C)Fronttorear
airflow137
VideoEncoderENC531650°to95°F(10°to35°C)Fronttorear
airflow137
RackMountRK5100PS‐5U41°to95°F(5°to35°C)Bottomtotop
airflow159
UniversalDeviceInterfaceUDI500050°to95°F(10°to35°C)Fronttorear
airflow96
VideoDecoderNET5402R‐HD50°to95°F(10°to35°C)Fronttorear
airflow413
VideoConsoleDisplayVCD520250°to95°F(10°to35°C)Fronttorear
airflow440
WorkstationWS507050°to95°F(10°to35°C)Fronttorear
airflow440
SystemManagerSM500050°to95°F(10°to35°C)Fronttorear
airflow250
AllEnduraequipmentisratedfor:
•Storagetemperature‐40°to149°F(‐40°to65°C)
•Operatinghumidity20%to80%,noncondensing
•Maximumhumiditygradient10%perhour
•Operatingaltitude‐50to10,000ft(‐16to3,048m)
•Operatingvibration0.25Gat3Hzto200Hzatasweeprateof0.5octave/minute

Page12C2670M‐C
HEATINGVENTILATIONANDAIRCONDITIONING(HVAC)
TheHVACsystemshouldbesizedtomeettherecommendedrequirementsoftheEndurasystemandaccountfor
anyadditionalequipmentthatmayalsobeintheserverroom.Racksandroomlayoutneedtobeconfiguredto
ensurethatcoldairisavailableatthefrontofeachunitandheatedairisexhaustedattheback.RefertoTableC
onpage11forBTU/HfiguresforeachoftheEnduracomponents.
HVACVENTLAYOUT
TheHVACstrategyshouldbecapableofexhaustingeverykilowattofheatproducedbytheEnduraequipment
housedintheroom.Generally,Enduraserversdonotdiscriminatebetweencoldairintakeandheatedairintake;
whateverispresentinfrontoftheunitwillbedrawnintotheunitandreliedupontocoolsensitiveelectronic
components.
Thelayoutoftheventsinrelationtotherackpositioniscritical.Thebasicprincipalinrackroomdesignisto
minimizetheimpedancetoairflowforcoldairgettingintotheequipmentandheatedairbeingremovedfromthe
room.Thermodynamicsprincipalsdictatethatairwillnaturallymovewherethereistheleastresistance;
therefore,itiscriticaltoensurethattherackroomandrackconfigurationiscarefullydesignedtodeliverthe
desiredairflowpattern.
Enduraserversuseactivecoolingtopullcoolairinthroughthefrontoftheunitandexhaustheatedairoutofthe
backoftheunit.Theidealserverroomconfigurationutilizescoldandhotaisles.HVACvents,placedeitherinthe
floorortheceiling,blowintotheaislewherethefrontoftheequipmentislocated.Eachserverusesinternalfans
todrawairinandacrosssensitiveelectronics.Theheatedairbeingexhaustedbythesystemispumpedintohot
aisleswheretheexhaustsystemremovesit,ensuringthatitdoesnotrecirculatetothefrontoftherack.Forthis
toworkproperly,theinstallationshouldensurethatheatedairisnotrecirculatedtothefrontoftheunit.Aneasy
waytodothisistouserackswithsolidsidepanelsandafan‐assistedexhaustsystemforheatremoval.
Dependingontheconfigurationofserversinsidetherack,pocketsofhotairmightbetrappedunderneathdeeper
servers.Makesuretodesignrackssothattheshallowercomponentsareplacedatthetopoftherackandthe
deepercomponentsatthebottomoftherack.
WARNING:Incorrectventlayoutcanresultinalackofairmovement,whichcouldleadtoequipment
overheating.Makesurethatanyfansinstalledwithintherackarepullingairoutoftherack,not
pushingairintotherack.Pushingairintotherackwillresultinthecabinetbecomingpressurized,
leadingtoalackofairflowandpossibleoverheating.Pleaserefertotherackmanufacturer’s
recommendations.Wherepossible,pleaseuseIT‐orientedracklayoutschemesinsteadofA/Vrack
equipmentandguidelines.

C2670M‐C Page13
NETWORKINGGUIDELINES
GENERALNETWORKISSUES
Enduraisahighperformance,IPVideoSurveillanceManagementsystem.Assuch,itheavilyleveragesandis
extremelysensitivetotheperformanceoftheunderlyingnetwork.Theuseofmanagedswitchesisarequirement.
Theseswitchesmusthavetheabilitytorouteandahighnumberofmulticastsessionsconcurrently.Internet
GroupManagementProtocol(IGMP)isaminimumrequirement,andmoresophisticatedmulticastrouting
protocolsmayalsobeutilized.RefertotheEnduraNetworkDesignGuide(C1640M‐C)fordetailsontheminimum
requirementsforthenetworkandthenetworkswitch.Youcanaccessthisdocumentatwww.pelco.comor
throughtheEnduraPartnerPortal.
WhiletheEnduraNetworkDesignGuidedescribesthebasicfunctionalitythattheEnduracomponentsrequireof
thenetwork,Pelcocannotguaranteethateveryswitchwilloperateunderallpossiblenetworkconfigurations.Itis
uptotheintegratortodeterminethefeasibilityofthechosennetworkswitchforthegivenapplication.Further,it
isuptotheintegratortodetermineifthenetworktopologyisadequate.Pelcorecommendstheconsultationofa
qualifiednetworkengineerwhohasacurrentEnduraDesignCertificationandcollaborateswithselectswitch
vendors.
Ifadditionalassistanceisrequired,PelcooffersprofessionalservicesfortheEndura‐certifiedintegrator.
CABLING
AllnetworkcablingshouldadheretotheIEEE,EIA,andTIAspecifications.Whenworkingwithnetworkcabling,
ensurethatyouadheretothefollowingminimumrequirements:
•Cat5eistheminimumcablingstandardforEndurawithCat6thepreferredcabletouse
•Maximumdistancebetweennetworkcomponentsshallnotexceed295ft(9m)withamarginof
10percent
•Minimumcablelengthshallneverbelessthan1munlessconnectingtoapatchpanel
•CablebendradiusshallnotexceedEIA/TIA‐568bendradiusof4xcablediameteror26mm
•Whendressingcables,ensurethatcablebundlesarenotinhibitingtheexhaustventsonthebackofthe
Enduraservers.Inaddition,ensurezip‐tiesdonotexertadditionalstrainonthecables.Wherepossible
useVelcro‐typetiesinsteadofzip‐ties.
RoutingofDataCommunicationCables
Powertransformerscreatehigh‐energyfieldsintheformofelectromagneticinterference(EMI).Heavyfoottraffic
cancreateESDthatcandamageelectroniccomponents.Makesuretoroutedatacommunicationcablesaway
fromtheseareas,usingshieldeddatacommunicationcablesthatmeetindustry‐approvedstandardstoreducethe
effectsofexternalfields.Theseshieldedcommunicationcablesmustbegroundedatbothends.

Page14C2670M‐C
NETWORKTIME
TheEnduraSystemManageriscapableofservingastheNetworkTimeProtocol(NTP)serverfortheEndura
system;however,asthesystemmanagerisbuiltuponastandardserverplatform,itwillsufferdriftovertime.
Tomaintainanaccuratetimefortheentiresystem,PelcorecommendspointingtheEndurasystemtoeitherthe
NTPserverfortherestofanorganization’snetworkoraglobalpositioningsystem(GPS)timesourceinstalled
exclusivelyforthevideosurveillancesystem.

C2670M‐C Page15
TURNINGONTHEENDURASYSTEM
EnduraequipmentisofthesameclassificationasITequipment;allbestpracticesforITequipmentsiteplanning
anddeploymentsapplytoEndura.
Conditionedpowermustbeavailable100percentofthetime,andtheenvironmentalconditionsoftheequipment
locationmustbemaintainedwithinspecification.
WARNING:Ifeitherconditionedpowerortheenvironmentalconditionsoftheserverroomare
outsidethespecifiedlimits,datacorruptionandequipmentfailurecanoccur.TheEndurasystem
shouldonlybeturnedonafterthepowerandenvironmentalconditioningsystemsarefully
operational.

Page16C2670M‐C
APPENDIX
CONVERSIONFACTORS
Theconversionfactorsprovidedareintendedtoeasedatacalculationforsystemsthatdonotconformspecifically
totheconfigurationslistedinthisdocument.Listedbelowaretheconversionfactorsusedinthisdocument,as
wellasadditionalconversionfactorsthatmaybehelpfulindeterminingthosefactorsrequiredforsiteplanning.
•Refrigeration
–1W=0.86kcal/h
–1W=3.412BTU/H
–1W=2.843x10‐4tons
–1ton=200BTU/minute
–1ton=12,000BTU/H
–1ton=3,517.2W
•MetricEquivalents
–1centimeter=0.3937inches
–1meter=3.28feet
–1meter=1.09yards
–1inch=2.54centimeter
–1feet=0.305meters
–1CFM=1.4m3/h
•KVAConversions
–Threephase
kVA=VxAx
3
1000
------------
–SinglephaseFormulas
kVA=Vx
A
1000
------------
FORMULAS
•KVA=VoltagexCurrent(amperes)
•Watts=VAxPF
•BTU=Wattsx3.41

PRODUCT WARRANTY AND RETURN INFORMATION
WARRANTY
Pelco will repair or replace, without charge, any merchandise proved defective in
material or workmanship for a period of one year after the date of shipment.
Exceptions to this warranty are as noted below:
• Five years:
– Fiber optic products
– TW3000 Series unshielded twisted pair (UTP) transmission products
– CC3701H-2, CC3701H-2X, CC3751H-2, CC3651H-2X, MC3651H-2, and
MC3651H-2X camera models
• Three years:
– Pelco-branded fixed camera models (CCC1390H Series, C10DN Series,
C10CH Series, IP3701H Series, and IX Series)
– EH1500 Series enclosures
– Spectra®IV products (including Spectra IV IP)
– Camclosure®Series (IS, ICS, IP) integrated camera systems
– DX Series digital video recorders, DVR5100 Series digital video recorders,
Digital Sentry®Series hardware products, DVX Series digital video
recorders, and NVR300 Series network video recorders
– Endura®Series distributed network-based video products
– Genex®Series products (multiplexers, server, and keyboard)
– PMCL200/300/400 Series LCD monitors
• Two years:
– Standard varifocal, fixed focal, and motorized zoom lenses
– DF5/DF8 Series fixed dome products
– Legacy® Series integrated positioning systems
– Spectra III™, Spectra Mini, Spectra Mini IP, Esprit®, ExSite®, and PS20
scanners, including when used in continuous motion applications.
– Esprit Ti and TI2500 Series thermal imaging products
– Esprit and WW5700 Series window wiper (excluding wiper blades).
– CM6700/CM6800/CM9700 Series matrix
– Digital Light Processing (DLP®) displays (except lamp and color wheel). The
lamp and color wheel will be covered for a period of 90 days. The air filter is
not covered under warranty.
– Intelli-M®eIDC controllers
– PMCL542F, PMCL547F, and PMCL552F FHD monitors
• One year:
– Video cassette recorders (VCRs), except video heads. Video heads will be
covered for a period of six months.
•Sixmonths:
– All pan and tilts, scanners, or preset lenses used in continuous motion
applications (preset scan, tour, and auto scan modes).
Pelco will warrant all replacement parts and repairs for 90 days from the date of
Pelco shipment. All goods requiring warranty repair shall be sent freight prepaid
to a Pelco designated location. Repairs made necessary by reason of misuse,
alteration, normal wear, or accident are not covered under this warranty.
Pelco assumes no risk and shall be subject to no liability for damages or loss
resulting from the specific use or application made of the Products. Pelco’s liability
for any claim, whether based on breach of contract, negligence, infringement of
any rights of any party or product liability, relating to the Products shall not exceed
the price paid by the Dealer to Pelco for such Products. In no event will Pelco be
liable for any special, incidental, or consequential damages (including loss of use,
loss of profit, and claims of third parties) however caused, whether by the
negligence of Pelco or otherwise.
The above warranty provides the Dealer with specific legal rights. The Dealer may
also have additional rights, which are subject to variation from state to state.
If a warranty repair is required, the Dealer must contact Pelco at (800) 289-9100 or
(559) 292-1981 to obtain a Repair Authorization number (RA), and provide the
following information:
1. Model and serial number
2. Date of shipment, P.O. number, sales order number, or Pelco invoice number
3. Details of the defect or problem
If there is a dispute regarding the warranty of a product that does not fall under
the warranty conditions stated above, please include a written explanation with
the product when returned.
Method of return shipment shall be the same or equal to the method by which the
item was received by Pelco.
RETURNS
To expedite parts returned for repair or credit, please call Pelco at (800) 289-9100
or (559) 292-1981 to obtain an authorization number (CA number if returned for
credit, and RA number if returned for repair) and designated return location.
All merchandise returned for credit may be subject to a 20 percent restocking and
refurbishing charge.
Goods returned for repair or credit should be clearly identified with the assigned
CA or RA number and freight should be prepaid.
8-13-09
REVISION HISTORY
Manual # Date Comments
C2670M 1/07 Original version.
C2670M-A 7/07 Updated cover/title, added ESD information, appendices, Pre-Site Checklist, and updated original checklist. Also added pre- and post-site worksheets, and added
additional equipment and values.
C2670M-B 9/07 Updated cover/title, worksheet and checklist titles, and removed the required warranty activation materials.
C2670M-C 9/09 Removed Endura installation checklist, updated equipment list for Endura 2.0 components, and added maximum potential start-up current information.
Pelco, the Pelco logo, Camclosure, Digital Sentry, Endura, Esprit, ExSite, Genex, Intelli-M, Legacy, and Spectra are registered trademarks of Pelco, Inc. © Copyright 2009, Pelco, Inc. All rights reserved.
Spectra III is a trademark of Pelco, Inc.
DLP is a registered trademark of Texas Instruments Incorporated.
All product names and services identified throughout this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
The absence of a trademark or registered trademark from this document does not constitute a waiver of intellectual property rights.

Pelco, Inc. Worldwide Headquarters 3500 Pelco Way Clovis, California 93612 USA
USA & Canada Tel (800) 289-9100 Fax (800) 289-9150
International Tel +1 (559) 292-1981 Fax +1 (559) 348-1120
www.pelco.com
This manual suits for next models
15
Table of contents
Popular Security System manuals by other brands

LST
LST 55100-908 Specification sheet

Lorex
Lorex WIRELESS HOME MONITORING SYSTEM user guide

MobileHelp
MobileHelp IGM-02 Complete user guide

VoiceAlert
VoiceAlert WirelessAlert System 6 VA6000S user manual

Yale
Yale HSA3400 Installation, programming, operating

Assa Abloy
Assa Abloy Yale HSA6610 Installation, Programming, Operating Manual

Pacific Communications
Pacific Communications IDR 016 Series Training Course Notes

Gardsman
Gardsman CTC-1131 Installation, programming, operating

Honeywell
Honeywell Gamewell-FCI E3 Series Installation & operation manual

Compur Monitors
Compur Monitors Statox 501 operating instructions

ITI
ITI SX-V installation manual

Hitachi
Hitachi SPX-WDC7 Installation & operation manual