What type of cable do the cables take so I can look it up? Can I get longer than 150ft? I know for our site, we have some long cable runs.
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Camera Cables and Connectors When looking for a security solution for your home or business, it is important to spend time researching which type of camera is best suited for your security needs. Not all camera cables and connectors are the same. There are three types of cables and connectors that are common in CCTV systems: BNC, DIN, and RCA. This guide will help you learn more about the advantages and disadvantages of each of these connectors, and how to convert between them. BNC Connector BNC is an abbreviation for Bayonet-Neil-Concelman. It is an industry standard for transmitting a video signal over a coaxial cable. It features a unique locking mechanism to ensure the cable is firmly secured to the DVR/monitor and will not come loose. Advantages and Disadvantages of BNC Advantages Disadvantages Industry standard for CCTV cameras BNC cables are good for a distance of 300 ft. (depending on cable quality) BNC cables lock in place, ensuring a consistent image and no unwanted disconnection Requires a separate power source Only transmits video Does not support audio
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Roberta, Over a really long wire you might (like 1000 feet) but the difference between a 6 ft and 15 ft cable is negligible. There is no real difference in quality.
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I am not sure about a maximum cable length. I would keep your cable runs as short as possible and make sure your connections are tight. The kit comes with 20 foot 30 foot and a 50 foot lengths of cable and I do believe it is standard RG6 coax which carries a signal a long way.
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Coaxial cable will carry crisp HD signal for 300 feet or more. With the low-rez quality of this video I would surmise that you can go longer than that without great loss of video quality.
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Website states up to 200 feet. I know they don't recommend splicing 2 cables together so you might need to purchase a longer single cable.
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Our AV cable is 19feet long, please check with the distance, if you need extra AV cable ,please contact with our customer services teambetterstuff.amazon@gmail.com.
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Cat5 on runs this long for this video with power will have signal loss, you need to be running Cat 6 or Cat 6E. Video signal is too great for a run that is this long. I installed this using baluns at a collision repair shop and the longest run was 150ft. I wouldn't push it much further than that unless you have a powered repeater.
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Question for Renogy ... can you suggest a source for 8-10 ga cable to extend the cable as delivered? Can a new length of cable be "daisy-chained" onto the existing cable, yielding a cable with two different gauges? Or should the entire cable be replaced? Is the comment from Ian W. below about connectors correct?
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You need to look for the main web site and ask them if they have longer cable.
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I'm running 100' my self and having no troubles. I can't see why it could not run the camera at 300', run a line and find out
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Mine came with a 25ft cable. A little longer than I would have preferred, but hey.
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okay all you will need is 100 FT cable that should work fine! I have mine in the alley way behind my house i'm thinking its about 40 or 50 ft! and they work just great! Hope this answered ur ?
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I also purchased a 150' cable and they worked perfect for me. What more would you want, to pay more. I think they are great. I used the cables I purchased, I used them on a 8 channel Bunker Hill system. Make sure the connections are comparable. To answer your question, I don,t know, but they worked for me. James
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I have a 25ft. with a 15ft. =40ft. and works great. I could have used a 50 ft but I would lose the flexibility in case I wanted to change the location of the equipment. My research tells me that up to 50 feet (whether is continuous or 2 - 3 cables coupled), will be fine. You might notice a negligible deterioration after 50-70ft., but you could use some kind of booster.. gl
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They make a 15 foot cable if you don't want to hook a bunch if cables together. I purchesed these cable to do multiple things. They com with 4 pin connectors so you don't have to buy them separate. I ran a distance of 17 foot and had no problems with the performance of the lights by connecting cables together to get the distance I needed...hope this helps.
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One of my camera cables was too short (it has to go around the house and through crawlspace), and I made my own out of old cat-5 cable. It is close to 100ft. Camera works well. There is definitely no 15 ft limit.
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Not really sure, ours was 25 foot and works well. There are HDMI amplifiers and it may provide the signal strength for additional lengths for optimal performance. This cable is rated for in wall installation and was priced at a fair value (about 75% less than electronic stores charge) and was chosen after considerable amount of research. I did not see cable length much greater than 50 ft. most were shorter but recall there were some posts regarding lengths for long runs and that an amplifier was needed. We use an amplifier for our TV cable and it works great- got it through Amazon. There are some informative posts that will probably better explain this. Hope this helps - Not really sure, ours was 25 foot and works well. There are HDMI amplifiers and it may provide the signal strength for additional lengths for optimal performance. This cable is rated for in wall installation and was priced at a fair value (about 75% less than electronic stores charge) and was chosen after considerable amount of research. I did not see cable length much greater than 50 ft. most were shorter but recall there were some posts regarding lengths for long runs and that an amplifier was needed. We use an amplifier for our TV cable and it works great- got it through Amazon. There... » Read More Not really sure, ours was 25 foot and works well. There are HDMI amplifiers and it may provide the signal strength for additional lengths for optimal performance. This cable is rated for in wall installation and was priced at a fair value (about 75% less than electronic stores charge) and was chosen after considerable amount of research. I did not see cable length much greater than 50 ft. most were shorter but recall there were some posts regarding lengths for long runs and that an amplifier was needed. We use an amplifier for our TV cable and it works great- got it through Amazon. There are some informative posts that will probably better explain this. Hope this helps - « Show Less