What is the maximum length of run using this cable between a surveillance cam and the dvr?
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Normally, as a rule of thumb, you can safely run up to 200ft if all other conditions are good (signal quality, strength, etc.). After ~200ft, you need to jump to RG11 cable. Also, you must keep in mind, this is quad shield, and requires a different compression fitting than regular RG6 due to the extra shielding making it a thicker cable.
180172
No, the connectors will only fit into the DVR, not into each other. To get more distance order the 4 pack of 150ft cables.
1756895
for the distance you are talking you shoud use cat-5 cable with video balums also it will work on any analog dvr system
2238575
It is longer than the video cable. It extends 23 inches from the end of the video plug.
776217
You will need to purchase an extension cable. I don't remember the exact length of the cable but it's not long enough to reach outside of the door. There are many security camera extension cables available at various lengths. I used an extension cable but I cut the dvr end so I could have the smallest exit hole from the door. On the dvr end you can re-splice the cable or replace the connectors
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As long as the wire that comes with camera is long enough to reach camera, you are ok. The electric and video are both in that wire. Curious about DVR answer, cause I am having issues with mine and it's been less than a year so I am thinking about going with another brand....
1288169
That is essentially the point of a cable like this. But DVRs, unlike most computers, sometimes have funky compatibility issues with some types of storage expansion. So your mileage may vary.
116804
Yes each camera has a cable to connect it to the dvr. I am not sure of the length of the cable as I have not hooked this system up yet. Maybe check the Lorex website to see if it will tell you the length of the cables included. (probably 60')
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I have a long cable going to our secondary TV. I think it is 20 feet, maybe 25 feet. No problems.
2214777
i don't know what is the longest, but I have very long cables run for my install as well that are all of 100 feet. they go at least 55 feet within the house, then go underground to a shed on the other side of my property. I have had absolutely no problems.
1174375
Like most systems the cables are not long enough for most aplicatiomns . Perhaps 15 feet or so.
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I don't know exactly how long it is, I think maybe 3.5-4.0'. But it is long enough so that i came off the tv, wrapped it around the tv wall mount once and installed the cable to the wall right below the tv mount. It was the perfect length for this application, since you can't see the cable from the front the way i ran it. Hope this helps
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Cat 5e can be extended up to 300 feet. I have 2 cameras on this system connected on two 250ft cat5e runs and both cameras work great.
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VideoSecu 150ft Feet Audio Video Power Wire Security Camera Cable with BNC RCA Adaptor ACBVA150 3JH
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The cable on the pinhole camera is only about 6 inches .. but you can purchase lengths of cable of different sizes to extend to a monitor and or dvr. I bought the sixty foot size for ( if I remember right ) less than $10.00...oh and if is does come with it's own cable it is I believe sixty feet. You may also need an inexpensive adapter to hook it to your dvr or monitor. ..depending on the type you have. I really was please with the color definition the little camera has. I hope this helps
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I guess you can. I haven't tried. I would do it where your dvr is first. Attach the two. Them hook up the camera to see if it works. And pic quality. They also sell 300 footers. The shielded cable work way better than the skinny black wires that come w the camera set up. I swapt all my wires out. But I always check before. On my property that's a lot of work to find out the shielded cable didn't work. Or work back to back. I have 16 cameras. And never had any problems. I switch out cameras also as time go on.
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Here at Amazon this Mic is also sold in a kit containing power supply 12 VDC regulated and twin audio/power cable. Should work with any DVR that accepts RCA connector audio. RCA connector type audio cable should be shielded to reduce noise. If the distance is over 100 feet I suggest using audio baluns to reduce noise which are available here at low cost. Alternately I tried this microphone with a 125 foot RG 59 cable to which I spliced RCA connector pigtails and the signal was crystal clear.