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    • supaman22
      alallix last edited by

      Hi

      I wanted to know - I have a setup where I have 3 cameras connected to one PoE port using 2 x 1-to-2 port PoE extenders. It's been working great for years. However, I had to replace a camera and decided to go with a better camera unit. It works during the day but at night it causes all the cameras on that line to continuously power cycle. It looks like it is does it when the IR lights go on and I am guessing that is because it is not getting enough power. The new camera seems like it consumes more power than my previous one. It's going to be a pain to run more CAT6 cable so I wanted to know - if I connect a power adapter to one of the cameras on that line and have it connected to PoE (for connection to the network) will that camera take power from the power adapter and disable power from the PoE to distribute the power from the PoE switch to the other two cameras?

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        • KimchiGUN
          KimchiGUN @alallix last edited by

          @supaman22

          No, you will run out of power... per the port.

          So the new cameras prolly required more power and a power cycle is a symptom of a low power.

          Consider a POE+ or a POE++/ BT switch.

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          • supaman22
            alallix @KimchiGUN last edited by

            @kimchigun Ah, thank you. I didn't think about that. I got an TRENDnet Gigabit PoE++ Injector off Amazon in the end and it done the trick.

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