Are these cameras power over ethernet (Ubiquiti Aircam H.264 Megapixel Indoor/Outdoor IP Camera 3 Pack)
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Yes, but not using the conventional, ratified IEEE protocol. This camera pack comes with an injector for each camera, which has to be powered individually. Ubiquiti also sells their ToughSwitch PoE, which is a 5 port gigabit PoE switch. I didn't purchase it but I did use the injectors, which work fine. A little annoying when I have a perfectly good IEEE 802.3af compliant switch.
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yes they are PoE (24V). They come with 3 PoE adapters to add PoE to your current LAN cables if you don't have a PoE switch.
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No most power over ethernet are not wireless This unit is not. Its also has no night vision capabilities. Other then that is a depenanble unit
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Cameras are wireless so not connected to computer or router by wires. Cameras need only be synched with router and plugged into the wall. BTW, their customer service is horrific.
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They are not wireless. These cameras require a cat-5 cable and can be ran using Power over Ethernet. They also come with an AC adapter if you do not have a POE switch. Picture quality is excellent!
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If they are CCTV / analog cameras, then you need to get a capture card, otherwise if they are IP camera its all done through a single internet / CAT5 cable
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Yes but you would need to feed ethernet from the Powerline Adapter into a PoE power injector then to the camera as the Powerline adapter does not provide PoE capability. Alternately, you can feed power to the camera with a regular power adapter plugged into the camera's standard power port.
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Unfortunately I cannot answer your question; I purchased 3 of these units to run over POE and was never able to get them to work. They were shorted to ground inside the case so if you mounted them on anything that was grounded. (A metal Building) they would not power up. I spoke with tech support and then helped me check a few things and then determined that it was our network hardware. I would disagree with them because we are running 2 other IP POE cameras and 8 POE phones off the same switch and everything else we have works fine.
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That is correct. Ethernet is also PoE to power the camera. This unit is not a toy, it is a serious security camera. If you trust your security monitoring to a wireless network, then you deserve to be robbed. There are plenty other wireless robber cameras available!
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Yes. This should work with no problem. Just don't plug the feed side into a network switch and the camera shouldn't even know the Ethernet has anything connected camera side.
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Yes. No wireless on this model. The advantage of Power Over Ethernet is that data and power run on the same Ethernet cable... Which comes in handy if you don't have AC power near where you'd like to mount the camera.
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These are just IP based cameras, so as long as what ever software you are using for your webcam can accept the feed the camera puts out, sure. If you Google "Use Ubiquiti aircam as webcam" you can find stuff on how others have done this.
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These do work with IP cameras although you have to be careful about how long your cable is. There will be a voltage drop over long distances.
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The label on the camera may say 12v / PoE. This means it uses 12 volt if powered from a local transformer, and 48v when powered via the Ethernet cable. Only Ubiquiti seems to use 24 volts via Ethernet cable for cameras. If the word PoE or 802.3af does not appear - then you need a splitter at the camera to extract the power from the ethernet cable for the camera, a passive splitter will work up to 75 ft, beyond that, you need an active splitter.
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Aircam uses Passive POE and doesn't work with IEEE 802.3af. (I hate it when people choose to ignore standards!)
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Wrong.These cameras require 7.5w via 48v POE. Most routers cannot deliver this type of power. in 99% of cases you will require a POE injector. A company by the name of WiFi Texas , makes a nice set of POE injectors. I have used them for camera projects at 4 of my business's locations with over 300 cameras.
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No as far as I know, rca connectors cabling only , no IP cameras management software included
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I am not sure. All of my 3 cams with the exception of one wirelessly communicate to one of my Windows Servers. The other is plugged into a WiFi adapter via Ethernet and communicates that way with the server. Overall, having them though for almost a year now, they still work great, as expected.Hope this helps.