Hi. How long is the power cable that comes with the camera?
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It's very short and probably you will need a power cable extension. I had the same issue
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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
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The camera comes with a 12 to 15 inch cord. It DOES NOT detach from the camera. It runs right into the housing. Technically it is two cords. One is the network CAT5 cable, and the other is a thin 12VDC cord. They are both "together". Use either one to power the device.I think at the cable's widest, it is 1/2 inch wide. Maybe 3/8th.
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The camera came with the power cord and the USB cable to connect it with the computer.
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The one that came with mine was a 10ft cable. Good choice on the mic by the way. Happy recording!
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I really don't know exact length but it is more than half a meter maybe even a meter.It is more than you need cos if u open the full lenght the weight of the camera bends the stick.
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about 4 feet .. the unit can film for an hour and a half to two hours at 1080p just on battery power alone as well
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It's the exact same length as the one that came with the camera. Hopefully this helps.
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Seller says 59"/1.5 M, and I concur, ....but you can buy a USB extension cable for a few $ if you need to. I use my laptop, which helps the length problem, if there is one. WONDERFUL little camera !!!
677355
The camera requires power supply from cigarette socket. One power cable with cigarette plug on one end is connecting to the micro USB port of the camera. The cable is included in the box, and is very long.
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Yes the camera comes with a power DC12V adapter that connects to the power outlet and the other end to the camera the adapter is included with the camera
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short ground and power lead (18 in), but the RCA cable came with a power cable bundled in it, so i piggy-backed my power all the way back to the head unit, and grounded the camera in trunk. this worked very well in my 2014 STI, going back to a Pioneer AVIC system.
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The power cable for the camera is pretty long, I have my camera mounted right where the ceiling and wall meet and the power cable that came with my camera reaches all the way to the outlet with room to spare...if I had to guess, my cable is at least 8 feet long, 10 feet max?...should be no problem unless you have really tall ceilings and want to mount it really high so no one can touch it. If that's not long enough just use an extension cord, I tested the camera to see if it would still work with an extension cord and it worked fine for me.
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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.
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I have snaked mine through the ceiling. The power cord itself is slightly over 8 feet long and is detachable from both ends. The end for the camera itself is a IEC 60130-10:1971 Type A Coaxial DC power plug (5.5 mm OD, 2.1 mm ID, 9.5 mm long; Radio Shack size K); the other end is the common USB Standard Type A plug (like the plug for computer keyboards/mice). Although the specification sheet is very confusing by stating "Power: 5V (USB) - 12V, 1A", the label on the camera matches the label on the regular USB to 120V adapter supplied 5V 1.5A; I have measured the actual output at 5.2 V. PS: I really like this camera. I did not need any support to install it. Except for the name of the smartphone app, you do note really need to read much instructions.
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The cord on the unit I have is 53 inches from the camera to the USB connector. Hopes this helps you.
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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.