Is camera long range wired need 300ft
1773732
Hi, if you use baluns and cat 6 UTP cable, you can get 400 meters long of color signal video. This camera doesn't bring any cabling. Hope this helps.
1773733
I don't think you should used more than 100 ft the camera works very clear night vision is good up to 50 ft
1773734
I'm running 100' my self and having no troubles. I can't see why it could not run the camera at 300', run a line and find out
1091202
I had the same question so I moved the camera around the house. So far, walking down hallways, etc., it works at about 70 feet. I am very pleased with that.
971572
I use this for portrait and real estate shoots, so my clients are usually within 20 feet of my camera setup. The manufacturer says it can maintain good speed connections up to 150 ft. Haven't had the need to try it from that far away.
1852105
I have ran those cameras over 400 ft in our industrial plant using cat6 cable and they work great. The manufacturer told me I might have to add power because of line loss of the power over Ethernet but I have not had a problem. It might go 300 feet with cat5 but we just pay a few extra bucks for cat6 and do not worry about it.
1034994
The wireless remote works from as far as 30 feet but you must be in front of the camera for it to work. The cord remote can be used from any direction but it is only 3 feet long.
2099437
Total clear is about 300' but you have to derate that for walls and other obstructions. My camera in my shed is about 100' away and I have no problem connecting or streaming. If necessary, buy a dual band router with the new Wireless AC protocol. It's much faster than Wireless N and has a better range. Install a Wireless AC bridge in your barn and run an ethernet cable to your camera. That would solve any problem if you are greater than 300' away. The camera could work as far as 1000 ft with the Wireless AC.
1917205
I don't think it will go that far. the camera comes with around 50ft so I think you would have to buy an extra
826807
I bought an adaptor and extended one of the shorter cables (75ft?) with a 100 ft cable and it wouldnt power. I found a 6ft cable to extend it instead (total approx 81 ft) and it did work so i would guess that 200ft would introduce to much loss to power the camera. Hope that helps...as a side note the cameras come with all cat5 cables. My 100ft and 6ft cables i used to extend are both cat6.
419717
The power cable for the camera is pretty long, I have my camera mounted right where the ceiling and wall meet and the power cable that came with my camera reaches all the way to the outlet with room to spare...if I had to guess, my cable is at least 8 feet long, 10 feet max?...should be no problem unless you have really tall ceilings and want to mount it really high so no one can touch it. If that's not long enough just use an extension cord, I tested the camera to see if it would still work with an extension cord and it worked fine for me.
965393
45 feet is most likely too far. I ran a video cable from the camera to the front of my trailer and connected to the Transmitter there and it works fine.
139745
I use it in my bedroom and therefore is only 10ft max at its furthest distance to the receiver. Works very well since I bought and used it. I do not think it would work 300 ft, let alone 100ft, just my opinion. Hope this helps.
1708990
Wireless Range: Up to 150ft (46m) indoor/450ft (137m) outdoor Taken from Lorex website details located at: http://www.lorextechnology.com/Wireless-camera-system/Wireless-security-camera-system-for-home-or-business/prod330046.p
348480
Coaxial cable will carry crisp HD signal for 300 feet or more. With the low-rez quality of this video I would surmise that you can go longer than that without great loss of video quality.
1968512
My experience is that the camera is limited to about 30 - 40 ft. The trigger seems to be the limiting factor.
1520954
First of all, I would not recommend any lengths longer than 300 feet if data strength and reliability is important. This pertains to cable from any manufacturer. Here's a test. Place a fitting on each end of the cable while it's still in the box. Connect each end to your equipment and and check if it works for you. For this length, I would recommend either in-line repeaters or better yet, use a fiber optic cable.
1661016
it comes with 50 feet of wiring. If the camera and the tv or recorder are within 50 feet of each other you will be good.
2245668
It depends on whatever obstacles might be in the way and the nature (type of construction, material used, etc. thickness, etc. I have an outdoor camera located about 50' from the reciever and it works just fine.