where the camera wire meets the extension wire is it a flat 3 pin Molex connector or is it separate RCA for video and power connector?
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There is a harness that plugs into the camera/license plate, and this harness terminates into an RCA video cable and power (which most people splice into brake light)
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You don't need anything extra. One end if cables go to camera the other end with red/yellow goes to tv. Other connecter onthat end goes to 9 v adapter suppliesmd with camera. You must have stereo tv, if it's an okder tv.hope this helps
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short ground and power lead (18 in), but the RCA cable came with a power cable bundled in it, so i piggy-backed my power all the way back to the head unit, and grounded the camera in trunk. this worked very well in my 2014 STI, going back to a Pioneer AVIC system.
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VideoSecu 150ft Feet Audio Video Power Wire Security Camera Cable with BNC RCA Adaptor ACBVA150 3JH
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Camera feed and power cable provided on the model I got . The cables are not intended as in wall wiring .
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No it does not. A short cable leading from the camera terminates in an rj-45 jack (ethernet) and a separate jack for the power adapter which must be plugged into a 120V AC outlet. I put my cameras on the corners of the house outside and ran the short cable up into the attic. Then I have extension cords running to the corners of the roof inside the attic, one for each camera. This way, no connections are exposed outside of the house and I didn't have to run new electrical wiring all over the place. And, I can unplug the cameras to turn them off from a single, convenient location. Though, I'm not sure what the fire marshal would say. No it does not. A short cable leading from the camera terminates in an rj-45 jack (ethernet) and a separate jack for the power adapter which must be plugged into a 120V AC outlet. I put my cameras on the corners of the house outside and ran the short cable up into the attic. Then I have extension cords running to the corners of the roof inside the attic, one for each camera. This way, no connections are exposed outside of the house and I didn't have to run new electrical wiring all over the place. And, I can unplug the cameras to turn them off from a single, convenient location. Though, I'm... » Read More No it does not. A short cable leading from the camera terminates in an rj-45 jack (ethernet) and a separate jack for the power adapter which must be plugged into a 120V AC outlet. I put my cameras on the corners of the house outside and ran the short cable up into the attic. Then I have extension cords running to the corners of the roof inside the attic, one for each camera. This way, no connections are exposed outside of the house and I didn't have to run new electrical wiring all over the place. And, I can unplug the cameras to turn them off from a single, convenient location. Though, I'm not sure what the fire marshal would say. « Show Less
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Hi the ribbon cable on the pi camera is 6 inches long connected to the camera there combined length is 6.5 inches. I known of no extension cable.
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The little tiny end goes into the camera behind the rubber tab on the lower right hand outside of camera. You pull or lift the rubber tab gently and it reveals a slot that you can then insert cable end into. The other end goes into the wall:-))))
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Electronic. I am not sure how long it is but I bought the extension cord and didn't need it. My cameras are pretty much right up under the ceiling. The plugs are below and off to the side. I still had to wrap the extra cord around something. So it's long. I hope this helps.
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It is longer than the video cable. It extends 23 inches from the end of the video plug.
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The connection to the computer port has 4 pins in white plastic, the connection to the camera is the smaller with no pins in it. I use it for my Canon Power Shot ELPH 115 IS. Cable I received was black, not white as the image shows. Also, when first used it, thought something wrong with it, kept getting error message. Website for Canon advised that the camera holds more images than the cable will allow for download, so if you download with the cable, download your images regularly. System is smart enough to know which images have already been downloaded previously and it won't download them again, so you shouldn't need to delete them off camera memory, unless you just want to for space. I bought this cable for the price, verses the one from camera company, figured for a few dollars didn't have much to loose if it didn't work (being a copy of the original), but it's worked great. Hope that helps.
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I think the diameter of hole you need should be around 1.2'' to feed the power /data cable. The power/data cable can not be detachable from the camera side.
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It is connected on the top of the camera. Your camera must have a hot shoe for that.
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The end of the power cable going into the camera terminates on a screw down terminal block. So, it would not be too hard to splice extra cable at this end for additional length if needed.
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RCA connector (for video) is standard, (yellow) similar to those of a dvd and bring an extension cord to connect the 12v feed is easy
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The camera has a short male power cord which you then plug the longer female adapter cord into. So, camera -> short little male power dealy || female power dealy -> long power cord -> wall prong || wall outlet. ( || = connectible/disconnectible )
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The camera has a RCA plug for video which is fairly standard. But watch out for proprietary connectors on a different maker's camera.