My old system has RG 59 cable,,,is that compatible with this system or do I need adapters? Do these camera's get power supplied from the RG 59 cable?
1024666
Sorry jeff..I can't answer you that question, because mines is still in the box.
1024667
Yes sir RG59 to the new system and power is fed the same way as your old system......for the money its a great unit / kit.
934074
Go to Radio Shack, or simply take a power supply unit that comes with most camera's and just use the power side of the wire that connects to a standard camera. Problem solved : ) Dan
952887
The supplied cables are 60'. You could use a 150' RG5918/2 cable and a plug in power supply to avoid signal degration and power loose on the very small sized cable provided.
1216609
The cameras require 9 volts DC, and 600 ma current capacity. So I suppose you can power one of the cameras with a battery for outside use but that doesn't seem practical to me. The cameras are design to be used with the supplied AC adapter.
322434
no, but if your old rg 59 fitting needs replacing for any reason you can't use rg-6 fittings on the rg-59 cable. go to radio shack and pick them up. I have a 1990 airstream with the old size cable. It worked fine but my fitting was messed up. Also you will have to change the booster inside the trailer. It's tuned to the old antenna and it will need to be replaced with the new one.
1138998
Yes but make sure you get the recommended power supply and heavy duty cable. The standard PS and cable won't work for these cameras.
906363
A single camera power supply and 60' cable will come with the camera. If you order the 4-pack of cameras,a larger power supply (and splitter) will be supplied, along with 4-60' cables.
2071173
My understanding is this is for a Samsung DVR and I'm not sure if it will work with another system although it seem a lot of brands are interchangeable or at least have the same connectors. These cameras came with 60ft cords which have 2 connections 1 is a co-axle "video" the other is for the power for the camera. I hope this helps :-)
2188443
What exactly is your question? Check your power supply. Make sure you have 12v. If you can confirm that then meter the ends of the longer 20 ft cable to find 12v as well. If confirmed there then may be an issue in the camera
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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....
275442
Yes, the power supply provided with the camera is a 100-240 volt universal supply. You may need a plug adapter to allow the blade style plug to go into round, prong style sockets.
1587067
Actually, and this is a very good question, the wiring for the cameras are included but the power supply for the cameras is not. This has to be purchased separately and it's fairly cheap to buy. It usually comes with in a 4 prong power adapter set for each camera.
10106
What are the volts and amperage listed on your power adapter? Did you order it for this camera or just using a generic 12 volt adapter?
56298
I think you asked the question under the wrong product. this is just a power adapter, not the camera. you may want to repost your question under the correct product.
1663624
No, one adapter will do it. So, if you buy one complete system, that comes with an adapter, and add-on cameras after that, you'll be fine.
1517745
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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There is no indication it is RG59 although they are much larger than the shorter cables. They have BNC connectors on the ends. Very good cable.