Huawei WLAN Video Surveillance

Baseline Description of
Wireless Backhaul Scenarios
Contents
◼ Baseline of Video Surveillance Scenarios
◼ Huawei WLAN Video Surveillance Backhaul Solution
◼ Wireless Backhaul Capability Baseline

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WLAN Application in Video Surveillance Scenarios

◼ WLAN application scenarios in video

surveillance
As a cost-effective and easy-to-deploy solution,
WLAN backhaul is widely applied in the video
surveillance fields such as:
1. Mining areas: Oil, coal mining areas, etc.
2. Complex environments: Mountains, coastal
islands, etc.
3. Urban remote areas: Tourist attractions,
villages, etc.
4. Cost-sensitive cities: Africa, Latin America, etc.

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Video Surveillance Camera Access Mode
Access Surveillance Device
Application Scenario Remarks
Mode Combination
Directional surveillance scenarios, such as
One box camera Standard scenario
roads and areas
Directional surveillance scenarios, such as
Two box cameras Standard scenario
roads and areas
Omnidirectional surveillance scenarios, such as
One PTZ dome camera Standard scenario
Wired squares and parks
access One box camera + one Directional surveillance for wide areas and Recommended
PTZ dome camera omnidirectional surveillance for certain areas scenario
Two box cameras + one Recommended
Crossroads and roads with heavy traffic
PTZ dome camera scenario
Three box cameras + one Rarely applied
T-junctions, multi-lane roads, etc.
PTZ dome camera scenario

Wireless Small-scale scenarios such as homes (no Non-mainstream

Multi-camera access
access cases in Safe City currently) scenarios
Three box cameras and Two box cameras and
one PTZ dome camera one PTZ dome camera
◼ Wired access of cameras in the video surveillance field
In video surveillance projects, wired access of cameras is a mainstream scenario.
◼ Wi-Fi access of cameras in small places
Wireless cameras are typically applicable to small places, such as home surveillance, due to factors such as radio interference.

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Baseline of Video Surveillance Scenarios
◼ Baseline of video surveillance scenarios

Packet Bandwidth
Name Service Characteristics Latency Jitter
Loss Rate (HD)
Storage traffic is sensitive to packet loss and
requires data integrity. Real-time surveillance
Video surveillance ≤ 400 ms ≤ 50 ms ≤ 0.1% On-demand
streams require a low latency. Playback traffic
requires good stability.
Video surveillance codec formats include H.264 and H.265, which require different streams:
• H.264 720P: streams of 2 Mbit/s; H.264 1080P: streams of 4 Mbit/s
• H.265 720P: streams of 1 Mbit/s; H.265 1080P: streams of 2 Mbit/s
In video surveillance, there is a burst video stream at a fixed interval, that is, a key frame: I frame.
Therefore, the Wi-Fi backhaul channel must reserve 130%–170% of bit-stream bandwidth for each camera. Around 7 Mbit/s bandwidth is
reserved for H.264 1080P video streams.
◼ WLAN wireless backhaul capability specifications
In the video surveillance field, the recommended WLAN wireless backhaul design is described as follows:
1. Preferentially select AP models with external antennas (AP8130DN, AP8150DN, or AP8130DN-W) to leverage advantages of dual-band
(dual-5G/dual-4.9G) networking.
2. The recommended P2P backhaul distance is within 5 km. If the distance exceeds 5 km, use the multi-hop networking. In this networking
mode, no more than three hops are recommended.
3. The recommended P2MP backhaul distance is within 3 km. If the root-leaf ratio is less than 1:6, 1:3 is recommended.

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◼ Baseline of Video Surveillance Scenarios
◼ Huawei WLAN Video Surveillance Backhaul Solution
◼ Wireless Backhaul Capability Baseline

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Huawei WLAN Video Surveillance Backhaul Solution
AP8150DN AP8150DN
AP8150DN AC6800V：10K
AC6805:6K
AirEngine 9700-M ：2K
AP8150
AC6605：1K
Backbone AC6508：256
WLAN AC
network
AP8150DN
AP8150DN

Industrial switch
Leaf AP
eSight or
Web NMS

◼ Product selection ◼ WLAN wireless backhaul solution features

WLAN AP: AP8050DN/AP8150DN/AP8182DN (802.11ac Wave 2)
WLAN AC: AC6800V/AC6805/ AirEngine 9700-M/AC6605/AC6508
Industrial switch: AR550C-2C6GE (when more than two cameras are
connected)
In the video surveillance backhaul field, APs with external antennas are
mainly used. In the preceding figure, AP8130DN is used as an example.
1. Supports 2.4 GHz, and 5 GHz backhaul networking modes.
2. Supports dual-band networking. Only one repeater AP is required.
3. Supports tree and ring topologies. The ring topology has higher
reliability.
4. Supports the Web NMS, facilitating O&M.

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 Wireless Backhaul Link Topology
The single-hop networking supports P2P and P2MP topologies.
P2P networking
3 km, 110 Mbit/s@HT40 ◼ P2P networking
✓ Application scenario: single remote site, with a backhaul distance of ≤ 5 km
✓ Backhaul capability: When the 18dBi-15deg antenna is used, the bandwidth at a
Root AP Leaf AP
distance of 3 km varies depending on the frequency bandwidth: 50 Mbit/s@HT20,
110 Mbit/s@HT40, and 150 Mbit/s@HT80.
◼ P2MP networking
✓ Application scenario: multiple remote sites, with a backhaul distance of ≤ 3 km
✓ Root-leaf ratio: 1:6 (Max.) and 1:3 (recommended)
✓ Backhaul capability: Use the 11dBi-60deg antenna (root) and 18dBi-15deg antenna
1 km, root-leaf ratio of 1:3, per-link
(leaf). Configure the root-leaf ratio of 1:3 at the distance of 1 km. In this case, the
P2MP bandwidth of 40 Mbit/s@HT40
networking bandwidth of the leaf link is 35 Mbit/s@HT40.

Throughput Reference of the Network Bridge in 802.11ac P2P Scenarios (Mbit/s)

Root AP Antenna HT20 HT40 HT80
...
Gain 1 km 2 km 3 km 1 km 2 km 3 km 1 km 2 km 3 km
18dBi-15deg 80 75 50 160 110 110 300 230 150

Leaf AP Note: The preceding data does not take the EIRP restriction into consideration.
It is calculated based on the maximum transmit power of APs. For details, see
the network planning specifications.
The network planning specifications of the latest version shall prevail. For example, WLAN AP V200R010C00 Network Planning Key Messages is available at:
http://3ms.huawei.com/mm/docMaintain/mmMaintain.do?method=showMMDetail&f_id=EDC170820181715374.
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 Wireless Backhaul Link Bandwidth Calculation
To evaluate P2MP bridge throughput performance, consider the throughput coefficient on a basis of P2P bridge data.

Throughput Reduction Coefficient in P2MP Mode

Example for calculating the bandwidth of a P2MP link
Root-Leaf Throughput Impact Factor
Ratio When the 11dBi-60deg antenna (root) and 18dBi-15deg antennas (leaf) is
Root Leaf
used, the P2P throughput is 140 Mbit/s at HT40 at a distance of 1 km.
1:1 1 1
1:2 0.8 0.40 When the root-leaf ratio is 1:3, the throughput is calculated as follows:
1:3 0.75 0.25
Total bandwidth of the root node: 140 x 0.75 = 105 Mbit/s
1:4 0.7 0.18
1:5 0.65 0.13 Leaf node bandwidth: 140 x 0.25 = 35 Mbit/s
1:6 0.6 0.10
That is, when the root-leaf ratio is 1:3, the bandwidth of each branch radio
link is 35 Mbit/s.

The network planning specifications of the latest version shall prevail. For example, WLAN AP V200R008C10 Network Planning Key Messages is available at:
http://3ms.huawei.com/mm/docMaintain/mmMaintain.do?method=showMMDetail&f_id=EDC170820181715374.

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Contents
◼ Baseline of Video Surveillance Scenarios
◼ Huawei WLAN Video Surveillance Backhaul Solution
◼ Wireless Backhaul Capability Baseline

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 Wireless Backhaul Capability Baseline
Networking Mode P2MP P2P
Product
AP8X50DN/AP8X82DN AP8X50DN/AP8X82DN
Combination
Frequency Band 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz
Frequency
20, 40, or 80 MHz 20, 40, or 80 MHz
Bandwidth
Maximum Distance 3 km Single-hop: 5 km; multi-hop: 10 km

Single-band: 1:6; dual-band: within 1:12

Root-Leaf Ratio 1:1
It is recommended that these values be reduced by half in actual delivery.

Single-hop networking is recommended. The maximum number of hops is 3. In multi-

Networking Single-hop
hop networking, only the back-to-back solution is supported.
Calculated according to the Wireless Bridge Performance sheet in the WLAN
Network Planning Key Messages. For example, in a suburban area, AP8182DN Calculated according to the Wireless Bridge Performance sheet in the WLAN
access points are used as the root and leaf nodes, with the 11dBi-60deg antenna Network Planning Key Messages. For example, in a suburban areaAP8182DN
Throughput deployed for the root node and 23dBi-8deg antennas for the leaf nodes. At the access points are used as the root and leaf node, with 23dBi-8deg antennas
distance of 1 km, if the root-leaf ratio is 1:3, the link bandwidth is 40 Mbit/s@HT40. deployed. At the distance of 5 km, the link bandwidth is 25 Mbit/s@HT20, 110
For details about the calculation method, see Table 2 in the Wireless Bridge Mbits@HT40, and 160 Mbit/s@HT80.
Performance sheet.
1. AP8182DN; dual-band root-leaf ratio: 1:12; root node antenna: 11dBi-60deg; leaf
1. AP8182DN; single-hop; antennas for root and leaf nodes: 23dBi-8deg; frequency
node antenna: 18dBi-18deg; frequency bandwidth: HT20. In this case, the single-
bandwidth: HT80. In this case, the single-link bandwidth is 160 Mbit/s@5 km.
Typical link bandwidth is 8 Mbit/s@1 km, 6 Mbit/s@2 km, or 5 Mbit/s@3 km.
2. AP8182DN; three hops, with 3 km per hop; antennas for root and leaf nodes:
Configuration 2. AP8150DN; single-band root-leaf ratio: 1:3; root node antenna: 11dBi-60deg; leaf
23dBi-8deg; frequency bandwidth: HT40. In this case, the single-link bandwidth is 120
node antenna: 18dBi-18deg; frequency bandwidth: HT40. In this case, the single-
Mbit/s@9 km.
link bandwidth is 37 Mbit/s@1 km, 27 Mbit/s@2 km, or 13 Mbit/s@3 km.
Notes:
1. The preceding data does not take the EIRP restriction into consideration. It is calculated based on the maximum transmit power of APs. For details, see the WLAN Network Planning Key Messages.
2. In poor outdoor environments, it is recommended that the solution be designed based on 50% of the performance capacity when environment interference is not determined.
3. In the multi-hop bandwidth calculation, the bandwidth is calculated separately for each hop. The minimum bandwidth in all hops is multiplied by the attenuation ratio. The attenuation ratio is 10% for two hops and 20% for
three hops. Note 4: For details about throughput calculation in other cases, contact pre-sales network planning personnel.

The network planning specifications of the latest version shall prevail. For example, WLAN AP WLAN AP V200R100C00 Network Planning Key Messages is available at:
http://3ms.huawei.com/mm/docMaintain/mmMaintain.do?method=showMMDetail&f_id=EDC170820181715374.
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 Appendix 1

Antenna Alignment Guide

https://e.huawei.com/en/material/onLineView?MaterialID=c772d160a5bf4b3c82864721565ed2a5

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