What power supply is needed to power cam? 12-Volt 5A DC Power or 12-Volt 3A DC Power ?
1816830
It works with my q see equipment and power supply. 12v 3 amps is on the original power supply.
398800
I used a 5 amp in mine. I would think that the original fuse would be fine for whatever circuit you are putting this in, then see what the requirements are for your dash cam and choose an appropriate fuse.
1717888
The power source could be any rechargable 12v battery. The big issue would be the DVR. If you want to try a body cam, I am testing a VCC-003-MUVI. I hang it on a buttonhole with a section of paperclip. The day quality is very good. Night inside quality depends on available light.
1688782
You will need to provide a 2 amp power supply 12vdc and use a 2.5 mm barrel power connector. The video connector is BNC
134515
I use a Wagan 5 Amp AC to 12V DC Power Adapter and I also use an extension cord.
509998
Well, the power port on mine is fluctuating between 11 and 17 VDC. I assume it's designed for 12 VDC cameras.
1440989
Yes...I have 8 cams set up on a central power supply, 12vdc /5amp. Works great.
1946123
Amperage doesnt matter. As long as Voltage is same, the camera device will pull the amperage it needs. For a camera, a 12V supply with 2amp output should work fine.
1814428
I looked at the power supply for my foscam camera and it puts out 5VDC@ 2000mA or 2A. I looked at the first alert camera and it runs on 5V. I assume DC. Now, if your camera requires it at 2A it should work if the plug will fit. I am guessing that it will but that is just a guess.
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this power supply will work: VideoSecu Security Camera Power Supply 12V DC 500mA Regulated CCTV Switching 100V-240V AC to DC 2.1mm x 5.5mm Plug Power Adapter PW12500RS B0V Even if you find one that only provides 300 mA still will work. Make sure the plug is like the one described here. Good luck.
255143
it just needs 110V-240 AC power , we provide the power adapter , which will turn the AC power into DC 12V /1A to camera
1578078
I would use the 12v 3A supply. The 9.6v 500mA does not have the proper amount of current to power the entire light strip.
880431
Mine did not come with a power supply. I haven't tried 12v, but it works with a 9v battery.
731031
12 volts at 4-5 amps will work amazon has a power supply that does 12 volts at 7 amps cost about 7-8 $ that would work.
1517541
The packaging does not state but the included power supply (BTS34W1205) is labeled at 2 amps for both 12VDC and 5VDC. Hope that helps.
339740
12V DC. It uses the standard plug connection format/polarity in use for CCTV security cameras. No compatibility issues.
2028076
It requires a 12 V DC power supply which usualy comes with cameras bought at Amazon, If not they are only about $5.00 on line PS: Last thing you want to do is connecting this camera directly to a 120V AC outlet (it will fry the camera )