Will this work to power a dropcam?
620630
yes - you just need a micro USB cable. We also have kits with MicroUSB - WS-POE-microUSB-Kit Dropcam, Android, Tablet Remote Power Source USB PoE over Ethernet Cable, up to 328 Feet
620631
I haven't tried it for that, but the specs say it should work. Alternatively you can use an Active USB extension cable to power a dropcam.
620632
yes - you just need a micro USB cable. We also have kits with MicroUSB - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00O1F920O
1189545
If it is analog input with 12 volt power feed (standard) it should work fine. I'm pretty impressed with the quality of the image being produced.
2150381
Yes it will work, however.... DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA!!!!!!! UI is crap and it keeps requiring hard resets.... which is not that simple since its power source had been installed behind the brick of my house as it is an outdoor camera...
1895630
Yes it will. but if you are in a place where you have plug it up while recording, that's even better. Then you won't have to work about power. It allows you to charge and record at the same time
1206537
Not an engineer here but if you can create steady dc power that equals what the camera needs, I don't see why not. It ships with a unit that plugs into an AC outlet which converts the voltage to what the camera needs. I am at work so I can't look at mine. I would think your solar power idea would need to have battery backup otherwise the cam will be down at night or on cloudy days.
1294546
It should. I am using a mixed variety of cameras with my system. As Rich said (another answer) I also installed a stand alone power source at the head end.
505480
I guess it would, but it only uses 1.5volts. Upload your video so we can all see it zip around!
214495
Absolutely not. As long as the device is 12volts it will only draw power from the battery as needed. In other words you can hook one of said devices to the battery or many.. the only thing that will change is battery life. I love mine.. and I use it to power anything from 12v cameras to 12v led's to 12v lcd monitors. From 0.2A all the way to 4.5A
655974
This will work: VideoSecu 12V DC 500mA Regulated CCTV Camera Power Supply UL Listed Switching 100V-240V AC to DC 2.1mm x 5.5mm Plug Power Adapter MCQ 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 B0VVideoSecu 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
1427526
You shouldn't.... Was able to hook it up to TV with HDMI cable and use it as another monitor without changing the power supply. A webcam wouldn't be much of a power draw.
275443
No, the camera runs on 6 volts dc. You could just use the appropriate adapter. I'm sure you could find one.
1330634
Yes it will work, however this is only an outlet adopter not an electrical converter. Camera and video battery charges use both 110 and 220 electricity.this plus will be fine. I always travel with a short a short electric cord which I plus into this plus. I then can use the other end of the core to plus in my camera charters.
432220
I am not positive if a "Dropcam" will fit in a Vitek housing. What are the dimensions of the Dropcam unit ?? A quick comparison will tell right away.
1189728
A standard 12 volt DC cctv camera supply will power the mic. You can buy "Y" connectors at Amazon and run off the camera power cable. That is what I did and it is the most inexpensive solution. Hope this helps
1804756
The video should be fine. But you may need a power source closer to the camera.
806305
the cameras power is one of those 12 volt car charger types I don't know about if you can modify It to work on a USB I would look into it I don't see any reason why not
1035818
It should work but as the battery voltage drops the output will have to be adjusted as it will not regulate the same. When the volts on input drop the output drops. A digital one may help with that.