does this use poe technology. get the power from ethernet cable?
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No, you need a power cable extender, amazon should have them, the adaptor is 5v.
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No it does not. A short cable leading from the camera terminates in an rj-45 jack (ethernet) and a separate jack for the power adapter which must be plugged into a 120V AC outlet. I put my cameras on the corners of the house outside and ran the short cable up into the attic. Then I have extension cords running to the corners of the roof inside the attic, one for each camera. This way, no connections are exposed outside of the house and I didn't have to run new electrical wiring all over the place. And, I can unplug the cameras to turn them off from a single, convenient location. Though, I'm not sure what the fire marshal would say. No it does not. A short cable leading from the camera terminates in an rj-45 jack (ethernet) and a separate jack for the power adapter which must be plugged into a 120V AC outlet. I put my cameras on the corners of the house outside and ran the short cable up into the attic. Then I have extension cords running to the corners of the roof inside the attic, one for each camera. This way, no connections are exposed outside of the house and I didn't have to run new electrical wiring all over the place. And, I can unplug the cameras to turn them off from a single, convenient location. Though, I'm... » Read More No it does not. A short cable leading from the camera terminates in an rj-45 jack (ethernet) and a separate jack for the power adapter which must be plugged into a 120V AC outlet. I put my cameras on the corners of the house outside and ran the short cable up into the attic. Then I have extension cords running to the corners of the roof inside the attic, one for each camera. This way, no connections are exposed outside of the house and I didn't have to run new electrical wiring all over the place. And, I can unplug the cameras to turn them off from a single, convenient location. Though, I'm not sure what the fire marshal would say. « Show Less
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No. There is about an 18inch "pig tail" cable that comes out of the camera that has as 12VDC connector and a female RJ-45S ethernet connector on it. Included with the camera is a 100vac plug in power adapter with about a 3ft low voltage cord that mates the power connection on the pig-tail. The pig-tail is long enough to make it through a wall, but you will need an outlet or extension cord close by along with an ethernet cable.
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Hi Arbeln,This is the greeting from Loftek Customer Service. I am so sorry to tell you that the Loftek Nexus 543 don't support POE. Thanks
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You will need to use a power supply and it comes with the package but it's only approximately 4ft long.
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This unit is not a switch. It adds power to the cable but you need to connect the LAN ports to a regular switch and the POE ports to the devices to be powered.
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It comes with a POE injector, it just gets the power from the Ethernet cable that connects to it. It's designed for outdoor use, don't worry!
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This uses EnGenius proprietary POE. It comes with the necessary power injector to make this happen though.
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Not wireless. POE is power over ethernet. Keep looking. There's a similar one that is wireless.
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No. This is an analog phone that comes with a cord carrying power and analog phone connection to the console. It's effectively the same as POE, but it's not an ethernet cable.
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Yes. Mine came with a "wall wart" style power supply. I chose to use the POE option.
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No it doesn't come with a poe unit, but it does come with a power supply. The poe unit is extra.
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This is a Power over Ethernet (PoE) camera. That means it can get power directly from the Ethernet cable and does not need to be plugged in to 120v power line. Standard Ethernet routers do not provide power so you need to add a device between your Ethernet router and the camera that adds (injects) power onto the Ethernet cable. There are several ways to do this; you can add a PoE Injector, PoE Switch or a PoE Network Video Recorder (NVR).
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It comes with a simple proprietary PoE injector which you must use. It can't be powered by standard 802.3af/802.3at PoE switches or injectors, nor does it have a power input jack directly on the device.This product's simple proprietary PoE implementation is limited in range: It doesn't support full 100 m (300 ft) Ethernet twisted pair cable runs, after about 25 m the voltage drop is enough to cause random reboots when using maximum transmission power. This fact isn't mentioned in the manual.
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Yes it does. I run PoE through it. Another person also commented with the following on a different question as follows, "Yes it does, can also be confirmed as I am running 802.3af (POE) through it and gigabit speeds which require all 8 wires. Tyler Sinclair answered on September 9, 2014"
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It does not come with power adapter but it's Power Over Ethernet so who need it anyway. POE is much better for long distance installation, I can run as many cameras as I want with only one Ethernet wire but conjunction with a POE switch those. I hope my answer with help you to decide what to buy.
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Confirm. Does need a separate connection for power. Didn't fulfill my requirements, finally. I sold these ones and bought a Raidsonic IB-CXP101-101-Kit Ethernet/PoE over Coax Extender Kit
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It includes both, but it is not proper POE. You plug the device's power source into one of the 'Y's, and plug the other end's 'Y' into your device. I use them to power Raspberry Pi computers, but there is too much resistance in a 50' CAT5 cable to provide enough power.
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Yes. It came with a 'cost effective' PoE injector. Don't expect to get the 300 foot Ethernet distance limit out of it. But it works!
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Yes it does. The power cord is notched as it is specifically rated to handle the POE load from the switch. You must use the power cord supplied.
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Boy that would be great! But no. It means that if you have a PoE switch or injector you can run one single Ethernet network cable to handle power and data.