How is this camera powered? It is battery powered or does it require AC Power or PoE? I am not seeing that being addressed.
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Hello, the camera can be powered by PoE or by the 12v power adapter that is provided in the packaging.
990635
No power supply is included, but realistically if you're wiring these up you'll want to go PoE. There are many low priced PoE Injectors that work well with this camera if you don't have a PoE capable switch.
1569566
Hi. The camera comes with a plug in transformer to operate. Although it supposedly can get power through the Ethernet connection as well, I found it only worked plugged in to an outlet
1296885
Not battery powered. Has a transformer that plugs into 120VAC. The transformer output is low voltage AC.
1785211
The cameras are powered with a plug-in transformer which has approximately a six foot low voltage cord. They do offer extension cords to allow for a greater distance to the plug. Good little cameras. I started using them wi-fi, but found plugging them into router gave better quality.
1277648
This unit is not battery powered. The DVR plugs in and the cameras get their power from the DVR.
1744203
Its a Samsung version of poe but there is no seperate power supply it plugs in ethernet straight into the DVR. You can extend the footage with extra ethernet and no power supply is needed for the camera.
1733209
It has an AC adapter. You would use it outside by plugging that into a weatherproof receptacle (outlet with a plastic hood, for example). The cable entry points to the camera itself (power and wired Ethernet--the latter is optional) are provided with sealed grommets.
1729850
it does require outlet power but it can run off of battery - but there is no other sign of a camera
1128569
PoE. Power over Ethernet. This means that you do not need a separate power supply for the caMeras. They get there power from the NVR via the ethernet cable.
849880
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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This is an IP camera. The only ports are the Cat5 Jack and power jack for the optional power adapter if you do not have POE.
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It runs off an A/C adapter. The cable that runs from the camera has two plugs, one runs to the DVR (video) and the other one is power. The A/C adapters are available on Amazon.
1795778
See the other answers. You will need an external power supply of some kind, but that is true of all cameras unless there is a battery option. Provided the amount of energy something like this would consume with a motion detector on 24/7, batteries really aren't anything but a short term fix.In terms of the camera's controls and data transfer it is wireless. It simply offers you a hard line option which if you can use it, is still the best way to go for reasons I would be happy to discuss if you need. When you first set it up it does ask that you do so using an ethernet port.
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The camera signal is wireless. It just needs 110v AC; I made small holes for the camera power wires, then plugged them in regular household extension cords from the light fixture in my attic (I got an adaptor for the light socket that has two outlets & the bulb socket).
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You can use the following power options:1) Standard 12VDC 1A power supply with 2.1 mm positive center plug (standard on these power supplies)2) POE switch, which powers the camera through the Ethernet connection3) POE injector, which plugs into power mains and plugs into both the switch and the camera EthernetThe camera has two pigtails: one 12VDC jack and one RJ45 jack. Either one can power the camera.
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The camera itself plugs in with an AC adapter. The monitor can be run off the battery or an included AC adapter.