do i need to buy a separate long cord as listed here for each of 3 cameras ... does each one have to plug in separately ?
370778
Yea, you need a seperate cord for each camera (ensure that the cameras use a BNC connection). This particular cord has the BNC connection, and an extension for the power adapter, but it cannot support more than one camera at a time.
370779
i have one chord for the front and another chord for the rear, but i'm pretty sure if you go to best buy they 'll be able to help with one special connection, sorry
1187036
No you would need to buy an AC power cord specially designed to power the camera by AC
1051864
some camera's can only be powered in this way. Power cords aren't always long enough either, so an extension cord would be needed which isn't always pratical.For some people it's more about aesthetics than about supplying power (when you only have to hide one cable instead of two).But in the end it's up to the end-user what to do in a give situation.
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Yes, each camera has a 60' cable which provides the video & power. These cables then connect to the main power supply & DVR. Sorry don't understand your last question.
1406177
A cord is included that can be plugged into the camera itself while the battery is in it, and that is how the battery is charged. There is not a separate battery charger.
910395
The wireless set comes with two different cords to connect to your camera. A BNC connection, which is only good for "professional" cameras, and a "mini" plug, which works for the vast majority of other cameras with a mic input. So, no, you do not need anything more than that to connect it to your camera, unless you have a very unusual camera set-up.
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No you do not. You only need the one supplied with camera "kit." The whole system runs off of your electrical box. All the circuits run back to the main breaker panel. In one installation, although it was the same business, they had two breaker panels, so I had to run a plug off the one panel I was connecting the system to. It worked well. Good luck.
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not quite clear about your question. the camera power wire has two parts, adaptor, and wire together with camera. there is a connector to connect them. This allow you to use any long wire adaptor but must be able to work with the connector, this is key. adaptor is 12V or 15V (don't remember) built-in. Do you mean that you will use different adaptor? aparantly not. see these help you or not
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Mine did not, but I was wanting to purchase my own, anyway. I purchased 2 90 to 100' long camera cables (with camera signal plus power supply 95% shielded by copper to help with interference, which I had been experiencing just a little of on another cable, for other cabling changes I was wanting to make at the same time I was up in the attic) as well as wiring for the 485-portion of this camera. I purchased mine via http://amazon.com. You can get it lots of places.
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No it does not. A short cable leading from the camera terminates in an rj-45 jack (ethernet) and a separate jack for the power adapter which must be plugged into a 120V AC outlet. I put my cameras on the corners of the house outside and ran the short cable up into the attic. Then I have extension cords running to the corners of the roof inside the attic, one for each camera. This way, no connections are exposed outside of the house and I didn't have to run new electrical wiring all over the place. And, I can unplug the cameras to turn them off from a single, convenient location. Though, I'm not sure what the fire marshal would say. No it does not. A short cable leading from the camera terminates in an rj-45 jack (ethernet) and a separate jack for the power adapter which must be plugged into a 120V AC outlet. I put my cameras on the corners of the house outside and ran the short cable up into the attic. Then I have extension cords running to the corners of the roof inside the attic, one for each camera. This way, no connections are exposed outside of the house and I didn't have to run new electrical wiring all over the place. And, I can unplug the cameras to turn them off from a single, convenient location. Though, I'm... » Read More No it does not. A short cable leading from the camera terminates in an rj-45 jack (ethernet) and a separate jack for the power adapter which must be plugged into a 120V AC outlet. I put my cameras on the corners of the house outside and ran the short cable up into the attic. Then I have extension cords running to the corners of the roof inside the attic, one for each camera. This way, no connections are exposed outside of the house and I didn't have to run new electrical wiring all over the place. And, I can unplug the cameras to turn them off from a single, convenient location. Though, I'm not sure what the fire marshal would say. « Show Less
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The battery pack comes with the initial package that includes the monitor. The extra cameras only have plugs. It shouldn't be that big of an issue because I have found that you use multiple cameras to set up in various kids rooms or 1 in the family room and 1 in the bedroom etc. I have only used the battery pack if I needed a camera somewhere out of the ordinary (like outside). It would not be common to need a battery pack for more than one of these at a time.
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The camera itself is wireless. You have to have an electrical outlet within 4 feet to plug the camera in to power each one.
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Actually, and this is a very good question, the wiring for the cameras are included but the power supply for the cameras is not. This has to be purchased separately and it's fairly cheap to buy. It usually comes with in a 4 prong power adapter set for each camera.
2268754
You have to buy a separate charger. It's not furnished with the camera. If not you have to charge the battery while in the camera. You need to have a fully charged extra battery with you if you are out in the field or on vacation.
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Yes, the cable has the power for the cameras.You dont need a power plug neer each cam.
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If the camera connection is coaxial you should not have any problems. Also each camera will have to have a power source.
2251891
No. Mine came with power supply included, 1 per 4 cameras and a 4 way splitter that feeds the 4 cameras. I think this is the same package I bought.