5 Ways To Connect Network IP Camera With POE Power Supply 

100 meters is the maximum length of the cat5/5e

100m

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Mix and match won't hurt a thing. You're only trying to get 48vdc to the cameras to power them.

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ethernet cable you mean? depends if the camera does audio or not. some of mine do and some don't. then you need a cam that can take an external microphone if not

If you are going to connect 8 cameras then you should have 8Ch NVR.

You would use a minimum of 8 channel NVR or a computer running nvr software like Milestone, iSpy, or Avigilon that allows multiple cameras.

Yeah I was thinking the same thing.

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I'm high as f... so it sounded great ! Back to work in 10 minutes.

@IT IZME He wasn't doing any of that to show you or me how to do anything, It was just to get his required time for payment from RU-vid. If he cared about what he was doing he would have explained everything he was doing.

direct connection to the PoE switch - as long as it's powerful enough for the number of cameras. The switches usually supply about 12 watts per connections with an average max of about 70 watts for all connections (for example, the ZyXel GS1900-8hp) if you go above the max watt rating for the switch the cameras will pop off and on.

a switch

@@michaelmayfield4304 Yes but what kind of switch, there are a multitude of variations of switches on the market. Start with POE or non POE that will give you something to think about.

Yes you would damage the camera here. Only 24 volt POEs are used on intercoms hikvision. Never for a camera have I seen one here

This information is erroneous. PoE power is between 37 and 57 volts DC with the VAST MAJORITY supplying 48vdc at about 12 watts per connections. Old Analog cameras run at 12 or 24 volts. A few specialty devices such as Ubiquiti M5 Nanostations use 24vdc which is supplied by their own power supplies (if you connect them to a normal PoE switch they won't power up)

@@michaelmayfield4304 is it mandatory to attach DC 12V/3A Power adapter to ptz ip 4MP cameras or no need...? As in my network NVR is connected to poe switches and poe switches connected to cameras so I'm lil buffeled whether to set preset/tour PTZ without DC adapter

@@mrabbasi9403 - this really depends on the camera specifications. It's manual should state if an external power supply is needed. Most PTZ cameras have a power "brick" that supplies the additional power needed. They have to 'P'an / 'T'ilt / 'Z'oom and that usually takes more that the 48vdc @ 12 watts (it can go higher) that are usually supplied. Maximum current is usually 350 to 600mA .

@@michaelmayfield4304 can i have yours email ID or whatsapp number will talk u in detail regarding this matter since I'm new in this field so needed lil assistance

amit amit connect the cameras to the network switch on PoE ports and connect the nvr to the network switch as well.

Not to the cameras. The 48vdc can be supplied to the cameras from the PoE switch. It comes across the blue and brown pairs.

@@michaelmayfield4304 is it mandatory to attach DC 12V/3A Power adapter to ptz ip 4MP cameras or no need...? As in my network NVR is connected to poe switches and poe switches connected to cameras so I'm lil buffeled whether to set preset/tour PTZ without DC adapter

I want fixing 65 camara how to install

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The last one is basically the same as the PoE injector. Power comes from a power supply to the splitter. Video goes out the Non-PoE cat5

Add separate power adapter in camera , nd will automatically come

Excellent! Thank you. I have been reading through many stupid comments trying to find an answer to what you just explained. I don't have a power source at any point where I want to mount the cameras, but none of them will be over 60 meters away from the DVR. After reading your comment, it sounds like I shouldn't have a problem. Thanks again.

This all method has work all types of ip cameras and nvr

Dumba$$.....it is hikvision being used.

You also have to account for voltage drop

Run 2 cameras with one line if it has enough power?

More UTEPO PoE Switch, www.utepo.com

UTEPO is just a brand name, there are many. HP, ZyXel, TrendNet, etc.

also I don't understand why at option 5 he is using the POE splitter at the camera and not using the cable directly to the camera?

Use a 4 ports PoE injector to power your cameras.

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