zdyCGTime Balun HD Cat5 RJ45 to BNC Video Baluns transceiver Passive with Power Connector for 720P 1080P 3MP 4MP 5MP 8MP HD-CVI/TVI/AHD/CVBS/960H Camera(2 Pairs)
Key features
- •Size:(16.3CM) and (17CM) Colour:(black) Package Quantity:(2 PAIRS) Material:plastic+metal Features: Balun HD cat5 female to BNC male video baluns+DC 5.5 x 2.1mm female /male jack adapter cable
- •Video and Power Transmission via UTP CAT5 cable.A Maximum distance length：(CVI/AHD/TVI)(720P 960P:250/820ft(MAX))(1080P 3MP 4MP 5MP 8MP:200 m/656ft(MAX) ) ,B Maximum distance length：(CVBS/Analog)(960H:300m/1,000ft )
- •Super Extensive Applications: Support all video devices, such as camera, monitor, DVR card and recorder etc.Compatible with all digital CVI, TVI and AHD Cameras.
- •Note: Power voltage drop calculations: For 12V DC 1Amp, Cable distance should not exceed 90 feet/27 meters.For longer distances, please use 14V DC, 16V DC,18V DC,20-48V DC .Note:RJ45 video balun is not waterproof. For indoor use only.Make sure the rj45 for camera side and DVR side are the same standardsWrongfully mixing the colors may result in burning the camera and devices.
- •Power & Video Balun: Gold Plated BNC is provided with better transmission quality and long distance HD transmitter.Note: This product is without the indicator light
zdyCGTime Balun HD Cat5 RJ45 to BNC Video Baluns transceiver Passive with Power Connector for 720P 1080P 3MP 4MP 5MP 8MP HD-CVI/TVI/AHD/CVBS/960H Camera(2 Pairs)
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Homesteader✓ Verified Purchase•September 13, 2023
These are used I. Pairs and work great. Still have not located the old adapter that I purchased 7 years ago that I'd just the rj45 8 pin female to a Bnc and power connector. This works, after switching out some of the old style with a new pair of these. Picture is what I used to use. A pair of these that I bought recently takes the place of this one connector. The pair work great. Sold with 2 sets of 2 in each bag.
WORKS LIKE A CHARM!
Dingo 883✓ Verified Purchase•September 2, 2023
Wish I had known about these a long time ago. Save yourself some time, money, and frustration. Buy these, a roll of CAT 5, some RJ45 ends, and a crimping tool. Running cat-5 is so much easier than trying to get BNC connectors through the wall, floor, or ceiling.
I had 2 old IP cameras connected with Cat-5. Didn't want to run more BNC, so I bought these, connected them to my cameras and CCTV DVR and presto! Live feed on my monitor with no fuss or running more cable to my cctv cameras.
I had 2 old IP cameras connected with Cat-5. Didn't want to run more BNC, so I bought these, connected them to my cameras and CCTV DVR and presto! Live feed on my monitor with no fuss or running more cable to my cctv cameras.
work great
jim✓ Verified Purchase•August 11, 2023
we has installed several security system using this method . no loss of signal.
Great solution
Will Gilstrap✓ Verified Purchase•July 21, 2023
I have an older camera setup and needed to replace a long run of cable due to some fault/damage. I really didn't want to pull the line and measure to order a replacement. I came across this in some research and it allowed me to use a CAT5 between the camera and server. Much simpler and a lot easier. Already had the cable and ends and with these on either end, made the repair a breeze.
When you need 'em these do the job!
walter b.✓ Verified Purchase•July 17, 2023
Usually these days you want to go from coax to Ethernet, but I'd pulled some extra Ethernet cables when I added some 4K HD-CVI cameras last year. Having these lets me add a few more 4K HD-CVI cameras using these cables before I commit fully to the switch to IP cameras. My initial experience with IP cameras has given new life to my coax cameras and DVR, the standards are not there yet -- the IP camera vendor blames the NVR the NVR vender blames the "third party camera".
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