how long is power cord for cameras?
1042708
The cord running from the camera to the adapter is approximately 6 foot long unfortunately I've only had mine for about a month and one of my cameras is already broke doesn't show a picture on the monitor.
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.
438023
The 120volt prongs fold into the back side of the charger - hence no cord at all.The 12 volt car adapter cord is 42" long.Note: this unit charges the batteries separate from the camera. The Sony unit provided with my HDR-PJ230 camera charges only when the batteries are loaded in the camera. It also powers the camera from a 120 volt outlet, but does not have a 12 volt car adapter. The Sony power cord is approx. 9 feet long.
1421629
About 11 feet total, 5 from the camera to the adapter, and another six foot common two pin power cable to the wall. If you had a longer (or shorter) cable from a radio or cable box... you could swap it if necessary. I don't see any reference to PoE so don't think it's possible - I'm using the wireless adapter with a short USB extension cable for a better signal.
1937824
Understqnd that the Camera is not powered direct by AC 110v. The ac powere transformer can plug into any outlet or extension cord. The length of the power cable from the Ac transformer to the camera is about 6 feet in length.
1988481
All the Trivision cameras I received have a 9 foot (I suppose technically 3 meter) power cords. It shouldn't be difficult to splice on an extension if you needed longer.
1465356
Hi Carl:I didn't measure it but I think about 12 feet. I drilled a small hole through my roof into my garage and extended the power supply with an extension cord into the garage. Then I sealed the hole with a rubber patch and silicone. Works fine. Unfortunately I can't point the camera at my house so I have it pointed into the cul-de-sac and look down the street. It would be nice if it had a battery pack so I could mount it on the public light pole and point it to my house. Camera works fine and had for about 8 monts so far.
1733206
Yes AC. I'm going to remove a piece of the vinyl soffit, drill a hole to run the plug up through, replace the soffit and screw the camera to the wall just below the soffit. The cord is 12 feet long so it will reach an outlet in my attic.
758798
I would say about 15ft as long as the cord that comes with the camera also I would think you could add your own extension cord if your over 15ft from your outlet
776218
my hubby added cables-- I am not sure the length, but the cables on the camera aren't very long- you might want to ask the manufacturer.
1785212
Electronic. I am not sure how long it is but I bought the extension cord and didn't need it. My cameras are pretty much right up under the ceiling. The plugs are below and off to the side. I still had to wrap the extra cord around something. So it's long. I hope this helps.
419720
The camera has about a six foot power cord which you can plug into any electrical outlet. I don't think you would have any problem if you plus the camera into an extension cord. But you shouldn't plug it into a surge protected power strip.
2233450
I just measured mine... Total length is nine feet. What you see in the picture is five feet. There's also a four foot long AC power cord that plugs into wall or extension cord. It's very light weight. The AC cord has a two prong plug... non polarized (both prongs are the same size) so you don't have to worry about "which way" to plug it in. I use this to take all night long, continuous star shots.
1735991
Not very long. Only good for being right next to the camera. I bought an extension cord for mine.
1175499
Camera Units are operated on low voltage power supply plugged directly into regular outlet. Long, Very thin power cord can fit under windows etc.
1129273
I had to make a cord attachment because the attachment provided was too thick for my camera, so I can't say. Sorry.
1861631
I have two cameras over 110 feet away. I ordered the 150' and 100' extension cords. Just make sure you route the cable correctly. The power lead has a male terminal on one end and female on the other. Don't mix them up. I ran two cameras out to our detached garage. So I buried the cables in plastic conduit underground. So far, no problems, they work great.