Need to send video only CCD cam from garage to house 25'. Receiver will be in attic on 30' cable to DVR. Will this work?
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It should, I've been getting a little static, and I send this from house right out to backyard, it might work, but I'm just not sure, maybe make sure to plug it in with a ground adapter.....
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With the software it will. It works great right to your TV. Mine is about 150' from the house out in my garage and is nice and clear.
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FB: the distance is too far and the insulation in both house and garage will kill the signal, and weather will also affect it. They recommend the extender be within about 20' of the router. The only way it might work is if you got the strongest extender and put it in a window without a screen faceing the garage, and tried one of those long range wifi antennas for the computer i've seen advertised in some mags. If it works, it'll be cheaper than running cable that distance. good luck, Charlie c.
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Hi. You can install a rca to coax adapter and simply crimp a RG59 coax fitting on one end of your cctv cable then you will need the cctv coax fitting on the dvr side. Another easy way would be to run a rca to cat5 adapter and you can use the extra leads/wires for the 12vblazing power. Amazon carries the cat5 to cctv adapter too. Good luck
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One of my camera cables was too short (it has to go around the house and through crawlspace), and I made my own out of old cat-5 cable. It is close to 100ft. Camera works well. There is definitely no 15 ft limit.
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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.
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Yes, need two cat 5 or 6 cables and the correct module at the to and from end. The sending in needs to be near a power outlet. 30 ft HDMI cables are cheap and work more reliably now.
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Even though the camera is rated as suitable for outdoor I wonder how well it will stand up to the elements. Also, I think 800' exceeds the cabling standards for Ethernet by a wide margin but you should check on this. I think you may need to go with a commercial grade system.
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It depends on the distance of the garage from the house. I'd say if the distance is 30 feet or so, it should work.
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Not sure Thomas, I returned the system due to some issues with exporting footage of the DVR. However, when I was testing this system, it did seem like as long as you had a long enough cable, the system captures (but not exports) fine.
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NO!! Do not waste your money. If you want that ltype of range I would suggest a Agasio A602W camera and use a range extender in your network. I have 2 Agasio A602W's monitoring my driveway with two very solid walls between the cameras and the range extender and they work great. I don't like the Foscam brand as they are not all what they say they are. If your cameras are that far away and you have very little obstruction, you would still need a range extender.
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Hello Maheswaran, as long as the third party IP cameras you have is 803.3af PoE Protocol compatible, it should work. There is also 100m or 300 ft. limitation on the distance of the PoE IP cameras and the NVR due to the data and PoE capabilities.
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Can't answer this for you. Have one connected to my living room cable box and receiver in garage. Works good even through the walls. The receiver and sender needs 12 V, so far OK. But why don't you look for a wireless backup system?
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The NVR has four POE ports on the back and a standard ethernet port. I am not using any of the built in POE ports. I have mine connected to my company network through the standard ethernet port and use remote poe switches for all of my cameras. One of my remote switches is about 200 feet away and it works fine. I am not totally sure about the maximum distance for ethernet but if it is &gt; 500 feet you will be fine.
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100ft if the camera can see the receiver,perfect line of sight, but I have 1 on the side of the garage with alumiumn siding 30ft from the receiver mounted at the window and it still cuts out 2-3 times a week for no reason
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As long as your communication and ir cables are long enough equipment can be placed where ever you want. I installed a whole house cable system with all cable boxes located in the basement. Max distance for remote control to ir receiver works best within 15 to 25 feet in not too bright of a room. Remember external light is the ir enemy good luck
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I have a Night Owl DVR 8 Camera Security system. All I did was unplug my old camera and plug in this one. No Problem whatsoever. 50' cable. I would return it.