Is this the camera that uses a single cat 5e cable?
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I think so. Not being a techy I can tell you this.... Each camera has a cable that runs directly to the box. So best I can offer is yes...
1456180
YES! I have installed the 8 camera set from the SDE-5001 System. You'll note the "POE" statements. That's Power Over Ethernet. It only uses 5 wires of the 8 wires in the Cat 6 cable. Cable runs can maintain good quality to 160 feet... sometime even longer runs.
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Yes, they are. I have two of them connected to my DS412+ going through a TP-LINK TL-SF1008P for POE. It took me a while to figure out how to configure the cameras, though, because they ship with a fixed IP that used a different subnet than the rest of my network.
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Larry, Each POE IP camera requires a dedicated Ethernet 5/6 cable. Can't split pairs... Good luck
1873662
From the description, it sounds like standard "siamese cables" are provided, which contain both DC and video wires in a single sheath. It's what virtually all analog CCTV camera systems use.
1200160
wiggle connectors & re-crimp cat5 ends, my camera run is 360' with only mild distortion mostly from my wimpy power supply & not cable loss
1891746
This is not a PoE camera - but you can power it via Ethernet if you use this kit WS-POE-12v-10w-kit Power over Ethernet for Any Non PoE 12 Volt Devices To 328 Feet with 1 Amps and 12 Watts Complete Kit
1521866
Yes. Power Over Ethernet. It uses a special router/switch which supplies power over the Ethernet cable. Alternatively you can power the camera with the included ac adapter, but installation is cleaner using POE. Either way the camera must be connected to a wired network.
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If you can, try it on another poe device. It could still be the poe card in the camera has failed... you could also pin out the cat5 cable to check the supply voltage.
570663
No, this is just a switch that connects multiple Ethernet devices to a single feed. If you connect it to a computer with software that can record the video from one or multiple sources then you could create a system that records but this switch would be just one part of a total system.
398454
It's an RCI cable if you have a PC with a video capture card you could but it's mostly used on video recording devices, for surveillance, there are some ip cameras you could use for PC or Mac computers this kind of cameras I wouldn't recommend them for using with a computer
236887
Probably, it's a standard cable. My issue turned out not to be with the cable, but the camera was toast. Ended up returning the cable and buying a new camera.
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I got the same camera and it works fine. Note that the camera is powered by the ethernet cable. To send power over the ethernet I used a POE switch.
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I have ordered 2 FI8910E camera. These cameras don't have antenna and PoE power requires and Ethernet connection. One camera arrived without a power supply and the other arrived with a European power supply when I ordered about a year ago. These must have been shipping mistakes.
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No it's not. I had to call First Alert directly, to obtain the respective single camera. I'd recommend calling them. Good luck!
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It uses a cable. It receives power and networks via a powerline network module, i.e. networking over the household electrical wiring. Note, this is an add-on camera, and requires that at least 1 master unit be present. The "master" unit is simply one of their cameras packaged with two powerline network modules. One for the camera itself, and the other unit attaches to your home router providing connectivity through your household wiring to your networking equipment. This can be bypassed, "IF", you intend to use stand-alone and have a PoE switch in your network to power this device, AND you are using some other software other than the included Alert software. Unfortunately, since you're asking this question, you're unfamiliar with the product line, but more importantly that Logitech is not supporting this business unit properly. They have been attempting to sell off this unit, and updates to the product line/software have been virtually non-existent for the past year. The price hikes are not because these are the best in market. It is due to supply and demand. Systems already in the market seeking additional cameras are drying up the existing supply. Logitech has indicated on their website that add-on cameras will continue to be available and supplies increased shortly, but no more master systems. That pretty much says it all as to where this product line/business unit is headed. Unless it gets purchased by another company, it is pretty much game over. I would highly suggest bypassing this as a solution and seek another for long term viability and support. These cameras were worth it when they retailed for $279 or less, but with the whacked out market prices of more than that, it is definitely NOT worth the investment!
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This camera has an Ethernet connector. It also has a small power supply that needs 110vac.
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Yes only a rj45. Works well with all cat 5, 5e, or 6. Remember the interface is only 10/100 so using cat 6 is not needed.