Can I use 3 (tie together) ouputs to power 1 camera that requires 1500 ma of power?
2011141
I would not advise you to do this. Power outputs do not mutiply ma by tieing them together. Try to find a power supply the supports 1500 ma.
2011142
I believe you can, I tryed and it worked but it was just a test for about 5 min. But I would get three proper diods about 0.8A each and tie them together. This way the power supply is protected. Or run it with out and just watch the green LEDs on the power sup when the IR LEDs on your camera turn on. If the green LEDs go off then use the diod bridge. Ither way, this power suply is well protected so I don't think you can do much wrong if you just test drive it.
2011143
Absolutely not. You most likely will end up frying your camera, the power supply or both. Look for a more heavy power supply that can support 1500ma. It might be more expensive now, but in the long run you will be happy you did.
2011144
Better to use a bigger power supply box, as this one (it supplies up to 2Amp per channel): http://www.amazon.com/Power-Supply-Security-Cameras-LISTED/dp/B005FSUQ88/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1361316816&sr;=1-4&keywords;=cctv+power+supply+box
2011145
NO!!!! That will not work. Please do not do that as you may damage the power supply. You would need to add additional circuitry.
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.
2011147
You probably could, but keep in mind all total shouldn't be more than 10A. I would measure the actual current of the device to see if it is really 1.5A. I have 900ma cameras and a 500ma illuminatior that total only used 500ma of power (measured) total. I think the plate rating sometimes is a little generous.
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Sorry for the delay in answering you...things have been a bit off track because of the long Holiday weekend Here is the answer from our technical people. You need 1 unit for 4 cameras. PoE provides Power and Data for camera up to 300 feet. Hope that helps, John Duncan 1-888-445-8375
1384708
No. The camera needs a power source. Consider a small 12v solar panel & small 12v battery.
1280135
It looks like the FI8919W uses a 5volt power supply , if so it will work just fine. The one I have is running 3 cameras.
1440990
Most cameras will use less than a half an ampere (500 milliamperes) at 12 volts, so the power supply can handle up to 10 cameras. Check the camera specs for milliamperes and keep the total under 5000 for this power supply.
1825689
It is a POE Camera, so yes you do not need to use any power, just POE with POE switch or POE injector.
1852998
Any PoE switch or PoE injector should work. If you have more than one camera I would recommend a PoE switch such as the TRENDnet TPE-S44
339352
You can have up to 4 cameras plug into one outlet, near the DVR. No outlet is needed near the camera location. Hope that helps
509999
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.
516300
No the 2 power supply's power up all 8 cameras and i will say zmodo support is great u will not beat it
1450692
You need two separate 12 Volts power sources, one for the camera as usual, one for the transmitter. Transmitter has two sockets to receive power, I used the one on the left side and it worked.
1545996
The power supply is 24V the "splitters" regulate it down to 5. I'd think it would for fine with a 12V camera as long as the max power output of the 24V supply is not exceeded. The seller for these is VERY helpful. You may want to contact them.
676279
I'll have to double check DVR supply, but camera adapter was a 3-5 amp for 8 cameras, thinking DVR was a 3 amp power supply.
1184649
If you have an alarm system then the components for that are powered by the alarm system and normally are powered by the wires that also supply the signal back and forth. These power supplies are made to power CCD Cameras but, as long as whatever you are looking to power, takes 12 volts DC and roughly the same current draw of about an AMP or so I guess this would work "technically".
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First, I am not sure. I don't know the video signal format of the cameras that come with the kit, nor the power level (distance you can run them). However, I do know that the connectors are the common BNC type. I would guess that any camera with a BNC would work. Don't forget you will need an external power source for your cameras. I am sure I didn't help that much but I tried....
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Hi,Yes, as long as the camera needs less than 1300 Watt.Regards,KarenCS Email Representative
2129985
you put 2 battery in it. n would not be with out it. I put them on three cameras