What is the actual power input to the DVR not the adapter input which would be an outlet?
1077717
Look on the label on the bottom of your unit. Power: DC6V 800mA That is the actual power needed for this unit. 6 volts of direct current rated at 800 miliamps.
1077718
Look on the label on the bottom of your unit.Power: DC6V 800mAThat is the actual power needed for this unit.6 volts of direct current rated at 800 miliamps.
1077719
I am glad you found your answer, sorry for my irrelevant statement to inquirer not units owner.
1824408
If your DVR supports external hard drives and can provide enough power through the USB port yes.
2018207
Camera has to be plugged in a 120 volt outlet (wire plug is included with camera). The receiver has a cable and a 120 volt outlet cord that comes with it. The cable connects to the receiver and to the back of the DVR recorder and the 120 volt connects to the receiver and to the wall plug. That is for ever wireless camera that you install.
1403936
110v for dvr. Dc is for cameras if it doesn't come with its own supplied power for cameras a power supply is needed
770152
The cable that is typically used to install these cameras has two leads... one for video and one for power. You would hook the power supply to the other end of the cable by your DVR or PC.
233442
Yes Ronald you are required to use a power adapter also as the dvr is not a supply of power to cameras
770153
The camera has a pair of cables coming out the back. One is the BNC connector ending for video, the other is the power cable. The power is 12V, using the same sort of round power plug you'll see in many other small electronics before USB power was so common. In my setup I have these 100ft cables (came with the DVR I bought, but they are easy to find here on Amazon) that have a video line and a power line stuck together and two connectors on each end. The power side has a matching end that plugs into the power cable coming out of the back of the camera. On the far side I have an AC (Wall outlet) to 12V adapter that the other side of that cable plugs into. I have two of these, each has 4 plugs, so they run 4 cameras. Basically, you need: -The 12V wall adapter (with the right number of outputs for how many cameras you have) -Cables (Video+Power BNC and the correct power plug, and the right number of them) -DVR -Camera itself
2054491
You are correct, dvrs have an output to your other devices but do not have a hdmi input.
885907
The item is just as you see it in the picture, no adapter or power supply is included. One Balun will connect directly to one of your DVR BNC connections and the other balun at the other end of your CAT5 cable may need a BNC "female" coupler to connect it to your camera or Camera extention cable depending on what your camera has on it.
625545
I am not sure, I threw packaging and surge protectors away some time ago. They worked for me for a short time-One was powering my computer,printer,router etc. The other powered my surveillance system dvr, with 8 cameras. They didn't last, and when they were 'working' it turned off many times, and I'd giggle the cord to get it to turn back on...I'd go with a different brand, but it's up to you..
770150
The camera is powered at the sorce of cvonnection to the DVR. It has a dual connector at both ends. One connector is for the video, the other coector for power from the DVR. BNC and RCA connector.
876298
Some few devices are non-standard and their HDMI ports are not powered. In those rare cases an AC adapter will be required. I found all the devices I use, except the cable DVR box, worked fine. I requested an AC adapter from the seller and they sent me one, free of charge.
995116
it is not ptz and it needs to be connected to power transformer and tv or dvr
1688784
It comes with a 12V 2A power adapter. Or at least mine did, you should make sure what you're buying does before you count on it. The problem is, the adapter is only 3 foot long or so. If you need to run the camera out 100 feet from a power source, you'll have to run a power extension cable as well. The video output is a standard female BNC type connector and it is push in - no spinning or locking mechanism. I just picked up some regular A/V cable from Radio Shack and spliced them together to get a 100 foot run of A/V cable to get the camera out from my DVR and laptop.
2267620
The power is provided via the camera cable connection. At the DVR, you will have one AC adaptor per 4 cameras. If you are installing 8 cameras, you will need two AC outlets for the cameras and one for the DVR unit. The picture quality is high and in full color during normal daylight. However, it will degrade some during the night time due to the infrared low-light amplification. The unit is great and already prevented some vandalism on my property. Strongly recommend it.
684482
No. Your cameras will come with a separate power supply or you will install a DC power supply at the DVR location.
497773
The Ethernet port you plug your camera into must be a (POE port) which can be on your DVR already, or you can use a POE switch which has designated ports for your cameras which will provide power for them.