I purchase these to install with the VideoSecu 18 Channel Port Output 12V DC CCTV PTC Fuse Distributed Power ... but I lost video feed to my cameras.
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1) Did you check to make sure you did not accidentally reverse the power/ground wires? 2) You said 18 channels - some cameras can consume a lot of power; Is your power supply adequately sized (plus some margin) to deliver power to all your cameras? To check this, I would unplug all cameras except for one. Then add in more cameras one by one. 3) Using a volt meter (and measuring resistance), did you check to make sure you do not accidentally have a short circuit somewhere? If your DVM shows 0, or something close to it, you might* have a short.
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I am not sure, I threw packaging and surge protectors away some time ago. They worked for me for a short time-One was powering my computer,printer,router etc. The other powered my surveillance system dvr, with 8 cameras. They didn't last, and when they were 'working' it turned off many times, and I'd giggle the cord to get it to turn back on...I'd go with a different brand, but it's up to you..
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I bought mine right here on Amazon. Here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/Power-Adapter-Supply-2-1mm-CCTV/dp/B00452YFZU/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_y
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Yes. All Foscam Cameras that I have seen all use the same power supply connector. This poe kit even comes with adapters to change the 3.5mm x 10 plug to a 6mm plug, but you will not need them.
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You can also buy the power supply from amazon (12v DC, 1A) Here is a link http://www.amazon.com/Power-Adapter-Supply-2-1mm-CCTV/dp/B00452YFZU/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_y
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I have some of these assemblies, but the item you reference doesn't meet the need you mentioned. These plugs are 2.1 mm x 5.5 mm assembled with 36" 22 AWG wire. If you want longer, heavier wire you might need to get something like "Gino 10 Pcs 2.1x5.5mm Male Jack DC Power Adapter for CCTV Camera" and wire it yourself.
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they supplied a pigtail that provides leads for the power and video. the diagram was in the back of the install guide. Did you get the pigtail?
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mine is connected to my camera system with the coax siamese cable. any power supply from a security camera would work. you probally could use an old poer suppy from an old router if you have
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they have BNC connectors for video and 5v connectors for power. as lokg as your Q-see has that you will be good to go. these work with all the systems that I have installed (8+)
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Sorry, but my facility manager in another country installed my security cameras. Some had long runs outside, but in any case while I was here in the USA he called and said he couldn't get these connectors to work so I ordered twist-on coax connectors for him and he said they worked fine. Sorry if my initial evaluation turned out to be inaccurate!
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Most Likely, Look at the manual from the manufacture, should state type of connectors used. also there are many adaptors that can be configured for most video cables. good luck.
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I used a 12dc 2amp wall transformer, some of these will not display video unless to have a camera video hooked to it. I hae purchased 4 of these.
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my cameras are 12 volt. I leave the normal power supply hooked to my cameras and just hook up the video input. I hope this helps.
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No. You would not use ready made cables with this type of power supply. You would run Siamese cable from the camera to dvr and power supply. On the power supply end, you put the black/red wires to the screw terminals and put a bnc connector on the video and connect that to the dvr. On the camera end you terminate a jack on the power wires and a bnc for video. Amazon sells the 12 volt adapters for the camera end. This is a better way to power your cameras.
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Yes, I bought it as a replacement for my surveillance Foscam. A power surge fried the original power adapter.. this one has worked well for months now.
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You would need to get a rj45 to BNC adapater for both ends to utilize your existing cabling. LTS LTA1010 1 Pair Passive Video Balun with Power Connectors
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Well, the power port on mine is fluctuating between 11 and 17 VDC. I assume it's designed for 12 VDC cameras.