For camera with DC power only, if this is true then i am getting the wrong cables
2005186
I have a DC power black and white security camera and I do not have a problem with these cables. The length is great and I hook it to an old analog tv with no problems.
2005187
well it all depends on what type of camera you have but this cable comes with vedio and voltage seperately
770153
The camera has a pair of cables coming out the back. One is the BNC connector ending for video, the other is the power cable. The power is 12V, using the same sort of round power plug you'll see in many other small electronics before USB power was so common. In my setup I have these 100ft cables (came with the DVR I bought, but they are easy to find here on Amazon) that have a video line and a power line stuck together and two connectors on each end. The power side has a matching end that plugs into the power cable coming out of the back of the camera. On the far side I have an AC (Wall outlet) to 12V adapter that the other side of that cable plugs into. I have two of these, each has 4 plugs, so they run 4 cameras. Basically, you need: -The 12V wall adapter (with the right number of outputs for how many cameras you have) -Cables (Video+Power BNC and the correct power plug, and the right number of them) -DVR -Camera itself
1845611
No all electrical connections are 120. Cameras connect to 120 via transformer
1189726
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
1891747
The power we use is 120v that was not the issue. The issue was that we could not get the camera to work with our network and it would not allow us to start recording. The instructions are very confusing.
1970380
HI, dear friend. Thanks for visiting my store.We have EU Power plug for this camera.It is support 100-240VPlease don't wrong about it.Any need, please feel free to contact me, I will reply you at the first time.Best wishes !
1509108
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.
814185
I'm sorry Bonnie, but for some reason my message to you got cut off so here is the most important part for you. I also use it for home surveillance. The short answer to your question is NO! you cannot connect an external power supply to these cameras. Hope this was of some help. Pete
15261
I would assume not as these are for converting bnc to cat5. As you know the cameras only utilize 3 of the 8 wires. 2 of the remaining 5 are for power supply. Unless you have a matched set of connections it is probably not going to work
1904565
Yes, the cable has the power for the cameras.You dont need a power plug neer each cam.
116803
Camera feed and power cable provided on the model I got . The cables are not intended as in wall wiring .
1278690
no, if your cctv power supply is large enough you can buy a Y off amazon and power it with same cord that powers the camera
2011146
I had a similar need and decided to go with a different brand. The Q-See QS1018 12 Volt 12 AMP provides 1amp (default) or 2amp (they provide extra fuses) options per camera. Even so, I had 2 cameras that needed additional power due to IR counts and I was able to tie 2 power outputs together for 1 camera using homemade jumpers.
2004329
Well i went to radio shack and got the converter and extra plugs i needed for london...they worked on all my camera/video camera/battery chargers and portable dvd player. The only thing i had trouble with was hair straightner but anyways just look up power converter in search engine even here on amazon and that will give you some idea of what you need. Just make sure you get a converter and the plugs. Plus if you live close an electronic type store they can explain things alot better. Hope this helps
770149
Using a standard all in one RCA video and power cable, the camera will be powered back at the video connection end. At the video connection end which will connect to your DVR or monitor you will need a 500mA DC power supply.
1740256
I think you might need a converter. I used mine to charge my camera and ipod without any power strip. Hope it helps
1946123
Amperage doesnt matter. As long as Voltage is same, the camera device will pull the amperage it needs. For a camera, a 12V supply with 2amp output should work fine.