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I often wondered how UTP long runs don't lose voltage since the wire guage on utp is so thin. The doubling up of a PAIR to each pole of the power feel is a great idea i think. Minimizes the line loss due to thin wire.
@@haydnthomasfilmscorporate1553 because the voltage on video line is lower but yes, you can double the video if you consider it as long as you still have another pair of wires unconnected
Because the camera's do not pull a big load (amperage). Electrical load is the cause of voltage drop. A wire can be run for miles and if nothing is connected to it you'll have the same voltage at both ends. If you start connecting items to it at the end of the wire you will eventually see voltage drop.
In some of our installations we used up to 80 meters cable without any problem, but for longer distances we give power to the cameras locally. For example we installed cameras in a house and the customer wanted to add also 2 cameras in a storage room. The distance between the storage room and the DVR (house) were more than 100 meters. So we used 1 utp cable for the video signal but we installed a DC Power Supply (with battery backup) inside the storage room in order to give power to the 2 cameras.
How could I use a V+ and V- pair coming in (ie. as the input), and translate it to a more 'user friendly' output (like HDMI)? Can I use the balun to have the signal run the other way, and then plug the coaxial into a converter? Thanks :)
Normally i use following: Video balun green for + whithe green for - and for supply brown and blue for + and white brown and white brown for - . The orange and orange white i don't use it. Every single cable for one camera and i puted 4 in every corner. I think that's the way for good connection and no interferences
The guy clearly doesn't pay attention to answer the comments, but I don't mind to give a definitive answer to your question. It depends on the voltage. If your camera (check the label sticker on the camera unit/box) takes 12 volts and only needs (required) 1 amps or maybe 1.5 amps, don't worry if you put a power supply with 12 volts and 3 amps or 5. The voltage where you have to be picky and careful. I use 2.5 amps just in case the power supply gets weak over time due to our extremely hot weather (Middle-East). I hope I answered your old unanswered question throughly!
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Dear sir, i need to confirm Safevant DVR can work any type of Analog camera .Please explain which type of analog camera can work of this Safevant dvr .
Thank you very much for this! One question: If you have one power supply and want to connect two analog cameras, what do you do in the power supply end? Do you put two pairs in each input, so 4 pairs in total?
When i want to connect two analog cameras in 1 UTP cable, i am using the orange pair for the video signal of Camera1, the green pair for the video signal of Camera2 the brown pair for power supply (+) and the blue pair for power supply (-). At the end of brown pair and blue pair i am connecting extension cables in order to add 2 male dc power jacks for the 2 cameras. In order to connect the brown and blue pairs with the extension cables i am using 3M Scotchlok Connectors : ua-cam.com/video/bhlmS7lvUBk/v-deo.html
It depends on the charger amperage. Usually one camera draws 0.5A of power, so you'd be safe with a charger with 0.5A or higher output. If you do have a 3A charger, in theory you could hook up 6 cameras, but I wouldn't do that. I would say only 3 cameras are safer.
Two pairs are always better than one. CCTV with two pairs in the balun gives a certain amount of redundancy in case one pair breaks. This is especially relative and important when installs are carried out in this configuration in cold countries. If installation takes place in very cold conditions, one pair can break very easily as Cat cable becomes extremely 'brittle' in the cold. Also freezing temperatures can lead to a break in the Cat cable inside any enclosure that the connections are housed in outdoors if there is any significant tension on the cable due to a tight fit. In both cases two pairs are far better than one. As using one is just laziness by the installer to be honest!
"It is critically important that you DO NOT double up on the pairs going into the baluns. Ehternet cable is UTP cable with specific twists in the cable, having two pairs can cause interference and video loss, especially on longer runs. You must only use one pair, not two." ... from ua-cam.com/video/FsnG-8UuiU4/v-deo.html
Hello, how many meters can I make with this method? I need to put 2 cameras... the 1st at 50 meters and the 2nd at 70 meters from the dvr. Can I use the same cable?
Question… you didn't use a pair of the ethernet cable. Do you think I can use a single ethernet cable to connect two cams to the dvr? Of course I have to share the two pairs for the power supply of the two cams and, if the second cam is in a different position from the first, I have to open the ethernet cable and remove the pair of the second cam. What do you think about it?
Yes all cameras are working! And also if your customer wants to change the cameras from analog to IP you will have just to terminate the UTP Cable with RJ45 connector. Also with utp cable you can connect two analog cameras at the same time.
Cat 6 cable not designed for analog camera care-full DC + - and stripes better keep in middle of wire so its will not move down incase if some one pulled hardly
@@PoseidwnTech would you happen to know the color code wiring for which cables on the Ethernet cable are video for the BNC (video), power to the camera, and the + and - that go on the little green adapter to control the ptz functions so that I may connect them to my DVR or do they vary from camera to camera and Ethernet cable to Ethernet cable? If so do you have link to diagrams of which "pins" on the 8 "pin" Ethernet connector are for what function?
We use common power for the two cameras. For example : Brown Pair --> DC + and Blue Pair --> DC - for both cameras, Orange Pair --> Video Signal Camera 1 and Green Pair --> Video Signal Camera 2
Friend.. if I connect several IP cameras via ethernet cable, will that make my internet a little slower?... I understand that Wi-Fi cameras do make the Wi-Fi internet slower, but I don't know if I should do it via ethernet also make it slower
Of course not! We are using junction boxes. Check this video : ua-cam.com/video/LDd0dk5riUM/v-deo.html This is an IP camera but the junction box is the same.
300m it is a long distance! I don't remember to have tested in a distance like this. For more than 100meters i try to connect the power supply closer to the camera.
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nice way if you want to save some money from the cables.. but what happens to HD cameras with 3 or 5 Megapixels? you may have loss in image quality. for long distances you can use a dvr that gets 2 or 4 extra ip cameras so you don t have to use signal cable at all.. for any other installation i think that nothing is compared with the classic coaxial camera cable.
I haven't noticed any image loss even in higher megapixels cameras. The only problem with long distance it's the DC Power. I agree about the coaxial cables but with the UTP cable it's easy to upgrade your system from analog to IP while with the coaxial you can't.
@@PoseidwnTech it depends on what type of system you want to build. best thing you mentioned is that at long distances you can use an additional power suply pluged where the camera is located. no power loss at all.. At my location nobody is using ip cameras because at a 24mbps connection the upload speed is 1mbps an the download 13. only a few locations have faster internet than this. the dvr's also downgrade the resolution so the image flows properly. only hikvision dvr's run pretty well
For the analog cameras there is no difference, but the idea of using UTP cables in analog cameras is in order to make a future proof installation and to be easy to convert your analog system to ip. So it is better to use Cat6.
I have a question my camera working but now i have information no video i cut little bit cable but still not working :/ camera have power I see Red light at night but camera not working ;/
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I often wondered how UTP long runs don't lose voltage since the wire guage on utp is so thin. The doubling up of a PAIR to each pole of the power feel is a great idea i think. Minimizes the line loss due to thin wire.
That's right! Thank you for your comment!
Is there a specific reason why you only double up power and not video?
@@haydnthomasfilmscorporate1553 because the voltage on video line is lower but yes, you can double the video if you consider it as long as you still have another pair of wires unconnected
Because the camera's do not pull a big load (amperage). Electrical load is the cause of voltage drop. A wire can be run for miles and if nothing is connected to it you'll have the same voltage at both ends. If you start connecting items to it at the end of the wire you will eventually see voltage drop.
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Hi, your video is very useful, thanks... I have a question: How far could the utp cable power 2 cameras without voltage loss ?
In some of our installations we used up to 80 meters cable without any problem, but for longer distances we give power to the cameras locally. For example we installed cameras in a house and the customer wanted to add also 2 cameras in a storage room. The distance between the storage room and the DVR (house) were more than 100 meters. So we used 1 utp cable for the video signal but we installed a DC Power Supply (with battery backup) inside the storage room in order to give power to the 2 cameras.
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you should also use two pairs for the video when using longer distances
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Please suggest to use seperate power cable when using CAT 5/6 UTP cable. Since these cameras are analog it will cause interference.
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Nice video, but I have a question what is the defarence Between 2+2 video bellon line and 1+1 line.
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Sir, I have a question, can you pair 2 cameras with 1 Ethernet cable, since there are 4 pairs?
You can but sometimes there can be problems with signal mirroring. I have connected up to 3 cams over one utp cable but this is not advisable.
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How could I use a V+ and V- pair coming in (ie. as the input), and translate it to a more 'user friendly' output (like HDMI)? Can I use the balun to have the signal run the other way, and then plug the coaxial into a converter? Thanks :)
Normally i use following: Video balun green for + whithe green for - and for supply brown and blue for + and white brown and white brown for - . The orange and orange white i don't use it. Every single cable for one camera and i puted 4 in every corner. I think that's the way for good connection and no interferences
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Great video i have a question. Does it make a difference if i use a 2mp balun on a 5mp camera? And why?
The guy clearly doesn't pay attention to answer the comments, but I don't mind to give a definitive answer to your question.
It depends on the voltage. If your camera (check the label sticker on the camera unit/box) takes 12 volts and only needs (required) 1 amps or maybe 1.5 amps, don't worry if you put a power supply with 12 volts and 3 amps or 5. The voltage where you have to be picky and careful. I use 2.5 amps just in case the power supply gets weak over time due to our extremely hot weather (Middle-East). I hope I answered your old unanswered question throughly!
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Will audio work in this connection
Bad idea bro, for video signal you must use coaxial cable for better video quality especially if you run long cable
I agree, but with a UTP cable can support analog cameras with video baluns and IP cameras.
Dear sir,
i need to confirm Safevant DVR can work any type of Analog camera .Please explain which type of analog camera can work of this Safevant dvr .
I am sorry but I am not familiar with Safevant DVR.
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@@PoseidwnTech sir hello what if 1 utp cable can make 2 cameras if its okay?
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Thank you very much for this! One question: If you have one power supply and want to connect two analog cameras, what do you do in the power supply end? Do you put two pairs in each input, so 4 pairs in total?
When i want to connect two analog cameras in 1 UTP cable, i am using the orange pair for the video signal of Camera1, the green pair for the video signal of Camera2 the brown pair for power supply (+) and the blue pair for power supply (-). At the end of brown pair and blue pair i am connecting extension cables in order to add 2 male dc power jacks for the 2 cameras. In order to connect the brown and blue pairs with the extension cables i am using 3M Scotchlok Connectors : ua-cam.com/video/bhlmS7lvUBk/v-deo.html
Would that create an issue where both cameras are not getting the right amount of voltage?.
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This is very helpful, but one thing I don't understand. If I have 10 cameras, will I need 10 power adaptors to power all the cameras?
Hello, did you ever get an answer for this, I am wondering the same thing.
It depends on the charger amperage. Usually one camera draws 0.5A of power, so you'd be safe with a charger with 0.5A or higher output.
If you do have a 3A charger, in theory you could hook up 6 cameras, but I wouldn't do that. I would say only 3 cameras are safer.
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Hello, do you have a video on how to set up the tv screen for the cameras?
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Good job please why do I have lines in front of the camera video like interfering after using this balun setup
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Two pairs are always better than one.
CCTV with two pairs in the balun gives a certain amount of redundancy in case one pair breaks. This is especially relative and important when installs are carried out in this configuration in cold countries.
If installation takes place in very cold conditions, one pair can break very easily as Cat cable becomes extremely 'brittle' in the cold. Also freezing temperatures can lead to a break in the Cat cable inside any enclosure that the connections are housed in outdoors if there is any significant tension on the cable due to a tight fit.
In both cases two pairs are far better than one. As using one is just laziness by the installer to be honest!
"It is critically important that you DO NOT double up on the pairs going into the baluns. Ehternet cable is UTP cable with specific twists in the cable, having two pairs can cause interference and video loss, especially on longer runs. You must only use one pair, not two." ... from ua-cam.com/video/FsnG-8UuiU4/v-deo.html
Exactly, i normally use all pair to connect dc and video to keep better redundancy and never had an issue in resolution or voltage
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Great video, pls I have a question , why didn't you use any of the other colour wire, is there a specific reason for using So and O
There is no specific reason. You can use any color you like.
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Hello, how many meters can I make with this method? I need to put 2 cameras... the 1st at 50 meters and the 2nd at 70 meters from the dvr. Can I use the same cable?
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Hi. IT helped me very much. I have 1 issue why does it blink when i use a longer cabel? Please help
The problem is with the power source. Try to move the DC Power Supply closer to the camera.
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How do I power 8 cameras should I buy 12v power adapter for each of the camera as you did meaning & power adapters
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Where I get this video baluns.
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Why you didn't use the green one for the video? Only one wire for positive and one wire for negative?
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Question… you didn't use a pair of the ethernet cable. Do you think I can use a single ethernet cable to connect two cams to the dvr? Of course I have to share the two pairs for the power supply of the two cams and, if the second cam is in a different position from the first, I have to open the ethernet cable and remove the pair of the second cam. What do you think about it?
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Can I use this method with any camera? or does it need PoE suport(or something like this)??
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What kind of power supply is that?
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Can you tell this step all camera system working?
Yes all cameras are working! And also if your customer wants to change the cameras from analog to IP you will have just to terminate the UTP Cable with RJ45 connector. Also with utp cable you can connect two analog cameras at the same time.
This kind of power supply for only one camera not for all
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Boa tarde amigo! Instalei 4 câmeras Intelbras na minha casa. Só que está monitorando só na tv como fazer para monitorar no celular.Obrigado
Hi! What cameras do you have? For example if the cameras are from Dahua the mobile app is DMSS.
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Cat 6 cable not designed for analog camera care-full DC + - and stripes better keep in middle of wire so its will not move down incase if some one pulled hardly
For that reason we are using cable ties in the video balun and the power plug.
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Can you double up on the video balun?
You can and I used to, until I started getting lines that were not fixable, I used single for both power and video and it's fixed the lines...
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But what if want to use a ptz camera with a power over Ethernet female connector to use on my DVR with BNC and wire it to to DVR ptz controls?
The UTP cable has 8 wires that are enough for connecting a PTZ Camera.
@@PoseidwnTech would you happen to know the color code wiring for which cables on the Ethernet cable are video for the BNC (video), power to the camera, and the + and - that go on the little green adapter to control the ptz functions so that I may connect them to my DVR or do they vary from camera to camera and Ethernet cable to Ethernet cable? If so do you have link to diagrams of which "pins" on the 8 "pin" Ethernet connector are for what function?
Will this work with differents analogs brands camera with different DVR brands?
So far i didn't find any analog cameras or DVR that doesn't support video baluns.
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How come you can use this for 2 camera? Do you mean one of camera has no power? You already use 3 out of 4 pair
We use common power for the two cameras. For example : Brown Pair --> DC + and Blue Pair --> DC - for both cameras,
Orange Pair --> Video Signal Camera 1 and Green Pair --> Video Signal Camera 2
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Friend.. if I connect several IP cameras via ethernet cable, will that make my internet a little slower?... I understand that Wi-Fi cameras do make the Wi-Fi internet slower, but I don't know if I should do it via ethernet also make it slower
If you have a good network you should be ok
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If i have dahua cameras with inbuilt microphone via coaxial to the dvr, microphone will work if i do this type of wiring??
Yes they will work!
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What is the maximum length of this configuration? dc power and balun connection if the power supply is centralized?
With a Cat6 cable and using 1 pair(2 wires) for + and 1 pair for -, i don't recommend to use for more than 100 meters.
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Those adapters look really horrible, are you putting them into some boxes or are you leaving them outside the camera, exposed to the elements?
Of course not! We are using junction boxes. Check this video : ua-cam.com/video/LDd0dk5riUM/v-deo.html This is an IP camera but the junction box is the same.
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Αν χρησιμοποιήσω BNC connector με τα βιδακια αντι για Balun δεν θα δουλεψει; τι προσφερει παραπανω το Balun?
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I need to know how to connect Jensen bulbs Camara
We are not familiar with this brand!
Can we use single cat6 to connect to cameras? If yes what will be the color coding. Thanks
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Excellent
Thank you!
so if we have no available premade bnc cable .then we use this video balon method right?
Yes that's right!
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Will any light show on dvr
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Thanks for the infos
You are welcome!
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Kalispera.mporo na valw enan metasximatisti 230-12v kai na koumposo tis kameres ?
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Does it work seamlessly when the utp cable is up to 300m, if so how do I solve the power problem from 300m away?
300m it is a long distance! I don't remember to have tested in a distance like this. For more than 100meters i try to connect the power supply closer to the camera.
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Pl. Direct conection in tv av pot not use dvr only watch live in door camera. Not recording hard disk pl. Sent a vedio .urgent reply please. Thankyou
Can you please explain in more details because i don't understand?
Muza 1 camera door pe lagana he lekin direct tv Me vdo dekhna he only live no recording no dvr only door pe kon he ye dekhma he TV me A V mod karke dekhsakte he?
Instol on door no recording no dvr only live in tv use as audio vedio pinurgent reply
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How about pricing installation cost between rg59 and cat5e..?
I believe that ump cable is cheaper!
@@PoseidwnTech how can we protect our devices against Jammers?
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nice way if you want to save some money from the cables.. but what happens to HD cameras with 3 or 5 Megapixels? you may have loss in image quality. for long distances you can use a dvr that gets 2 or 4 extra ip cameras so you don t have to use signal cable at all.. for any other installation i think that nothing is compared with the classic coaxial camera cable.
I haven't noticed any image loss even in higher megapixels cameras. The only problem with long distance it's the DC Power. I agree about the coaxial cables but with the UTP cable it's easy to upgrade your system from analog to IP while with the coaxial you can't.
@@PoseidwnTech it depends on what type of system you want to build. best thing you mentioned is that at long distances you can use an additional power suply pluged where the camera is located. no power loss at all.. At my location nobody is using ip cameras because at a 24mbps connection the upload speed is 1mbps an the download 13. only a few locations have faster internet than this. the dvr's also downgrade the resolution so the image flows properly. only hikvision dvr's run pretty well
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Hi am confused so if I want to connect 8 camers IL have to get 8 separate power supply?
Hi! It's not your fault. That was an example. For more cameras you can use a power supply like this one : amzn.to/2XHX42E
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terimakasih informasinya, mau tanya apakah ada perbedaan kualitas video menggunakan kabel utp cat5e atau cat6?
For the analog cameras there is no difference, but the idea of using UTP cables in analog cameras is in order to make a future proof installation and to be easy to convert your analog system to ip. So it is better to use Cat6.
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Much better you can show the video if your camera is working or not. Thank you!
Thank you for your comment! I will do so in the next video with the new video baluns!
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I have a question my camera working but now i have information no video i cut little bit cable but still not working :/ camera have power I see Red light at night but camera not working ;/
Still having problem?
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Thank you !
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can this be done without a connector
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For how many meter you can use UTP cable in between the balun ? Can you use it for 400 meter?
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