Campus Solution
From cameras and recorders to central management software, LILIN's full digital IP architecture protects your campus around the clock with low installation and maintenance costs.
Key Requirements of Campus Security
Campuses are open environments with heavy foot traffic. Cameras face vandalism risks and poor lighting at night, while buildings spread across multiple sites call for a centralized, easy-to-maintain video system.
High-Resolution Video
4K / 5MP video captures every detail in hallways, playgrounds, and entrances, providing reliable evidence for incident review.
Vandal Resistance
Cameras in classrooms and corridors are easy targets. Vandal-resistant housings with tamper detection alarms provide extra protection.
Night Surveillance
Open campus areas lack lighting at night. IR cameras paired with IR illuminators keep the campus clearly visible in complete darkness.
A Complete Campus Solution from Network to Management
LILIN integrates cameras, recorders, PoE networking, and video management software to cover every corner of the campus at minimal deployment cost.
Full Digital IP over Existing Campus Networks
Many schools already have Ethernet networks in place. LILIN's full digital IP video system utilizes the existing infrastructure to stream high-resolution video to embedded NVRs for centralized recording. The non-PC embedded design is stable and eco-friendly, with 4K HDMI output and large storage capacity for long-term retention.
Centralized PoE Power with Vandal-Resistant Cameras
LILIN PoE switches provide centralized power management, delivering data and power over a single cable. Vandal-resistant IR cameras feature built-in intelligent video surveillance (IVS) with tamper, motion, and audio detection, instantly notifying the NVR with alarm snapshots. Power status can be checked directly from the switch's LED indicators without visiting each camera site, greatly reducing cabling, installation, and maintenance costs compared to analog systems.
PoE Power Budget Engineering Table
Core campus deployment planning: PS3188C switch port capacity and PoE power requirements for each camera model.
| Equipment Model | Power | Description |
|---|---|---|
| P6R6552E2 | PoE 8.2W | 5MP AI Vandal-Resistant IR Dome Camera |
| IM15208 | AC 74W | 200M IR Illuminator (requires independent power supply) |
| PS3188C Network Switch | ||
| PS3188C | 250W PoE Budget | 16-Port PoE+ Switch, core of single-cable deployment |
Campus Deployment Planning: The PS3188C provides 16 PoE+ ports with a 250W total power budget. Fully populating all 16 ports with P6R6552E2 cameras (8.2W each) consumes approx. 131.2W (~52.5% load capacity), ensuring high system stability and headroom. For a 30-camera deployment across campus, installing 2 PS3188C switches is recommended. The IM15208 IR illuminator requires independent AC 110–240V power supply and is not powered by the PoE switch. Actual configuration should be assessed by site engineers based on campus scale and cabling infrastructure.
Distributed Remote Monitoring and Central Management
Navigator 5.0 video management software manages cameras and recorders across multiple buildings and sites, supporting TV wall display, remote playback, and backup.
