what is the right power source for this camera? and what type of video cable?
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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
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Video output BNCPower Supply 12v 2 A center positiveThe od of tip is 5.4 mm somtimes that size has a yellow tip. On the amps you can go 2 or above never smaller.
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It comes with a 12V 2A power adapter. Or at least mine did, you should make sure what you're buying does before you count on it. The problem is, the adapter is only 3 foot long or so. If you need to run the camera out 100 feet from a power source, you'll have to run a power extension cable as well. The video output is a standard female BNC type connector and it is push in - no spinning or locking mechanism. I just picked up some regular A/V cable from Radio Shack and spliced them together to get a 100 foot run of A/V cable to get the camera out from my DVR and laptop.
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
1388612
This camera only has the standard video and power connectors. It needs to be connected to a DVR and power supply.
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Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. The power for the camera is DC12V 1A, we have the power adapter send with it. You could use it directly.
934074
Go to Radio Shack, or simply take a power supply unit that comes with most camera's and just use the power side of the wire that connects to a standard camera. Problem solved : ) Dan
518131
Sorry, I always charge mine from the wall outlet. You should be able to find a manual on the Internet as the camera I purchased only came with a quick start manual.
1293400
The camera comes both with an extra USB for power or a power supply that is auto voltage from 110v to 240v.In this last case you may need a plug converter.
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Hi, the camera need DC 5V power supply. If the voltage below 5V, it will stop work, thank you!
958027
The video signal is wireless, it still needs to be plugged into a wall outlet. It has a heavy draw too. It runs on 5 volts, I tried powering it with a usb cable but it couldn't supply enough amperage.
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Better to use a bigger power supply box, as this one (it supplies up to 2Amp per channel): http://www.amazon.com/Power-Supply-Security-Cameras-LISTED/dp/B005FSUQ88/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1361316816&sr;=1-4&keywords;=cctv+power+supply+box
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The power for this camera is 5vdc only, you can use cellphone power bank for the power source. Also this camera have video and audio output.
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Power supply that comes with the camera plugs into 120volt, but camera operates at a lower voltage. Motion is usually detected by the DVR if I'm not mistaken.
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The video cable that runs from the camera has a power cable running with it, which then splits at the box one going to video and another going to power.
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 )
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I'm looking at ir. It is a diagnostic port only, you cannot show video from a USB drive, but you should be able to get power from it. Good luck.
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Hi Roseki, Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, you need to have a DC power adapter to support the cameras so you must need an outlet for the power supply. The pre-made cables are include in the package and is about 60ft long. So you dont need to have a local power to make the whole system work. Just a outlet somewhere in 60ft is good enough. We also put a 5Amp Power Supply and a 1 to 4 splitter in the package. Do you have any other questions? -- Thank you : )
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What exactly is your question? Check your power supply. Make sure you have 12v. If you can confirm that then meter the ends of the longer 20 ft cable to find 12v as well. If confirmed there then may be an issue in the camera