Will the cameras work further away than the 100 ' cable provided with additional cable length ?
1110502
TCP/IP regulations 90m + 10m on UTP Cat5 for longer distances go fiber I use 40m cable for this cameras and 70m for other.
1110503
Website states up to 200 feet. I know they don't recommend splicing 2 cables together so you might need to purchase a longer single cable.
1110504
Yes the limitation is that of networking, I'm not sure what that is but it's way more than 100 ft. The only real limitation is the voltage drop of the Poe.
1110505
Short answer, yes. I bought two 500' rolls of cat 6 and two of my cameras are over 200'. Video quality is perfect.
1110506
Yes. The cameras are IP based so the data is limited to a standard telecom link which is 295'.
1110507
You can run cat5 ethernet up to 300ft without signal loss. Any further you will need a signal repeater.
1110508
TCP/IP regulations 90m + 10m on UTP Cat5 for longer distances go fiberI use 40m cable for this cameras and 70m for other.
2059555
Should work fine. I tested with a10 foot cable then with two of these together for about 75 feet and that worked fine for viewing images on my camera.
1191997
No real idea as 100ft seems a long distance and I did not receive such a long cable. Only cable was a regular cable of approx 10ft. A typing mistake ?
386920
we only used the supplied cables. I think you may need a booster to extend cable that far. I would consider wireless if there is power available to the camera.
2036210
The cables are 60' mine also came with connectors so they could be hooked together. the cables worked on my 8 camera QSee DVR.
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.
1446299
Michele, you should have no problem with that distance. I have used it the camera as close as 3" and as far as 50 yards.Good luck.
1908200
Yes. Some cameras come with 40-60 feet of cable while others have none. Check the "what's included" in the description. IN about 60% of applications the 60 foot cable is sufficient unless you have a two-story residence then you will need to purchase an additional 100 foot cable just in case. Of course 100 feet will not all be used but the price for an additional 60 foot versus 100 foot is very minimal so its best to have leftover versus 10 feet too short. As for the additional equipment.. yes, you will need a camera DVR system. Q-see has good systems with some models very economically priced. If you buy a system always buy one that you can expand if you want to later. If you need 8 cameras buy a 12 channel.. If you need 12 cameras buy a 16 channel. Never buy exactly what you need. You cannot upgrade easily for fixed systems. You simply replace it or add another system to add cameras unless you plan for expansion and get one in advance with enough channels to allow for growth. Unless you buy a software package with a PC card you will also need a monitor to view the cameras. Another way to use the cameras is on your personal server/cloud. Qnap offers a range of models which accept coaxial camera input. Each camera also requires power. The camera may or may not come with the required plug in transformer. Check to make sure it does. If you are running more than 4 cameras you might want to invest in a power/transformer box. This is where all of the cameras power cable comes into one box and one plug is needed versus 1 for each camera. This comes in handy when you have 16-24 cameras to power. I hope this helps.
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I guess you can. I haven't tried. I would do it where your dvr is first. Attach the two. Them hook up the camera to see if it works. And pic quality. They also sell 300 footers. The shielded cable work way better than the skinny black wires that come w the camera set up. I swapt all my wires out. But I always check before. On my property that's a lot of work to find out the shielded cable didn't work. Or work back to back. I have 16 cameras. And never had any problems. I switch out cameras also as time go on.
1272053
The cables are only 3 feet long coming from the camera.You will have to get your own camera cable ,also ,power cable and a data cable .
1534340
Our offices are on the second floor of a house and the farthest away we have the video monitor is about 50'. I haven't tried to see how far away it can work. The instructions that come with it are vague and difficult to understand so I don't remember if that information was included.
811039
Yes; I had to go 400' too and I just connected two 200' cables together - both male to female and then male to female on the camera. I then taped the connections with gray electrical tape to protect them from coming apart and the elements. Have not had a problem since and the clarity of the camera 400' out was perfectly color clear and as clear as the rest. But, as the others have suggested, check out the connections to the camera and the DVR BEFORE you go out and install the line all the way around the structure to be sure it works to your satisfaction.
1773733
I don't think you should used more than 100 ft the camera works very clear night vision is good up to 50 ft
490908
If you have a camera there already, check and see, how far is the camera from the connection. The length is about 2' long, with this camera.
2083589
Yes, I bought them for exactly that reason, I bought some longer cords to connect cameras that were a longer distance than the 60 foot cables that come with them, so I bought these to connect to 60 footers I had left over, work perfect, the power connects without any adapters (found this out the hard way, bought the connectors that did not work, then discovered they just plug in to each other!)
1272054
The camera comes with a one foot pig tail. You have to buy the length of cable you need, 25', 50', 100'. The spec says it will work to around 500'. But if you put several cables end to end, you won't get that kind of distance.
1966878
I noticed no signal quality loss in the 100 foot cable that i am using, i have a total of 160 feet of cable running underground to the camera and its still a crystal clear picture.