If I buy several, can I use Ezdiyworld-8Ch CCTV Security Camera Power Supply Output 12VDC 5Amp or something similar? Thank you.
1440989
Yes...I have 8 cams set up on a central power supply, 12vdc /5amp. Works great.
538609
The power supply is a small 110v AC to 8volt DC converter. The plug that goes to the camera line is a very small barrel connector with positive on the inner core and negative on the outer. The power supply is labeled as 200 mA output at 8VDC. I hope this helps answer your question.
199184
Yes, there are three identical A/C power supply (Rated 110-220V 50/60Hz). Two for the cameras and one for the monitor.
1891749
Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. The power for the camera is DC12V 1A, we have the power adapter send with it. You could use it directly.
963698
Unless you have enough power to it, I would say no. The power supply I ran was for "all zmodo cameras", but the IR emitters needed much more power.
770148
It uses a standard 12 volt CCTV security camera power supply that plugs into the camera. The other end of the wire you plug into your standard 120v outlet
2102682
It needs 12 volts DC from a mains adapter (wall-wort). A battery would be quickly exhausted. The power supply could be close to the camera even it the monitor or DVR isn't. BTW: It's an excellent camera with impressive low light sensitivity.
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.
1366144
I had the same problem, until I realized that the other wire was a standard cctv power wire..same as on the cameras. Just plug it into an extra adapter cable.
199433
I use it on cameras that require 12V and it works just fine. No problems whatsoever! Definitely worth the purchase if you install multiple cameras.
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".
2247582
The SDC-5340BCD pack of cameras use a BNC connector for the video only feed and a DC coaxial cable for power. From what I can tell the SME_2200 system does have BNC connectors on "video in" 5-8 but there are no DC coaxial connections. To answer your question, yes you could use a separate 12v power supply and make them work, but no they will not work, as is, out of the box. Also keep in mind that the SDC-5340BCD pack of cameras are video only if you are needing to have an audio feed.
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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.
1052843
It uses a conventional DC power source used by most 12V security cams. Example - HQ-Cam CCTV Accessory-Power Adaptor 12V DC, 500mA ,UL Listed, Regulated, 110V AC
121514
These are standard 12v cameras and use a BNC connection. If that is the status of your current camera than you are good to go. These do use standard connectors so you likely won't have to replace those either.
2062831
This camera is a 12 V power supply 2 A all works efficiently or if you have the multi power supply with five outputs you can use the five amp power supply with that 12 V but I do not recommend this, the IR does not work very well and the video quality is poor no fault of Amazon but it's a piece of junk
1572131
it has two, one analog (standard) as well as one hi-def (usually green). I use a standard one amp power supply. (have 6 hi-def cameras hooked into a cctv power supply with one amp fuses for each connection).