The construction of smart communities is accelerating, and the monitoring and renovation of old communities has become a major incremental market.

Characteristics of renovation projects

Different from new projects, the renovation of old communities faces aging lines, limited construction, poor cooperation from residents, and the inability to shut down operations for long periods of time Waiting for realistic constraints, the program design must be more pragmatic.

Four-step implementation method

1. Line assessment: Check the availability of coaxial cables, bridges and pipelines, and clarify the scope of reuse and replacement.
2. Build first and then dismantle: After the installation and debugging of the new system points are completed, the old system will be dismantled to ensure uninterrupted monitoring.
3. Point-based blind spot filling: Focus on repairing original system blind spots such as unit doors, elevators, underground garages and perimeters.
4. Privacy design: Elevator and floor pictures are authorized separately, leaving traces when accessing, to avoid owners’ worries.

Common additional requirements

• The entrance and exit license plate recognition is linked to the barrier gate, allowing the owner’s vehicle to pass without any sense;
• High-altitude parabolic monitoring camera;
• The non-motorized carport and charging area fire warning are linked.