Complete IP Cameras & POE Switch Wiring With NVR | Diagram With Details

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Complete IP Cameras & POE Switch Wiring With NVR | Diagram With Details
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This is gold! Was trying to understand how to wire multiple CCTV cameras to the network and connect to the NVR system with just 1 internal wall outlet 👍🏻

praveendas
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When wiring ip cameras by using a poe switch you accomplish multiple benefits.
1. Alowing NVR to be moved or placed in a secluded location as crooks know of these and usually locates the recorder and ALL your video storage.
Bu placing it in an attic or even under the sink if you choose, all you need for the unit to record is to have 1 ethernet cable connecting it to the network, thus protecting your recorder and recording of incidents.
2. In lot of cases you ha ve a large area that would require you to run 1000s of feet in cable and exceed the maximum distance of 300ft.
By using poe switch you have 1 cable from network to swich which can be placed in an area that cuts you wiring down to hundreds instead of thousands of ft in cabe both saving money on cable and saving time on installation both of which increases savings and profits if being an installer.
Have a great day

AmericanWatchdogLLC
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Thanks for this! I am mentally working out a system where I will have a switch set up in a back shed / house in the backyard, and 4 - 8 cameras will plug into it in the ports. Then I will have a singular Ethernet cable run from that switch, into the house, plugged into the NVR, and one more ethernet cable plugged into the NVR into my router. In this way I figured I could keep things very clean by having the bulm of cables running into the switch in the back shed house, and just have 1 clean ethernet cable run into the house into the NVR. Does this make sense to do it this way for a clear surveillance setup?

greggould
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wire between Lan on DVR and switch should be crossover or regular?

kupizrobusa
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Why have a POE switch when the NVR have ample ethernet sockets?

InletKayaker
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Many thanks to you
very good video
very informative and very methodical

azrouabderrazak
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So if I am using all of my available ports on the NVR I can extend that by using a switch and add additional cameras? So the ports in the NVR are in a sense a built in switch?

tcap
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good video, just 1 question what is the extra empty sockets on the camera next to the ethernet cable? i have a turret and have two sockets

manurewa
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Would this work if i connect the cameras directly to the poe switch (which is connected to the router), then connect the nvr to a cable that is also connected to the same switch?

All my cables connect to a central conduit (which house the router and a switch), but i can not fit the nvr box in the same conduit. So i want to put my nvr box in my room.

mikepal
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On systems I work on say 140 cameras, Say I have 3x cameras set to the same IP address. What I seen is one camera will work wile the others just drop . Is their a tool to find multiple IP addressing set the same? Now I need to goto find which camera, then unplug them, and change at the camera then back to server for changes. A tool would be nice only from server

rioborzeli
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How does the nvr import the cams to different channels off the poe since it is only plugged into a single port on the nvr

kenstrickbine
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HDMI cable ki jega pe VGA cable use kar sakti hu kiya monitor per connection de ke liye, please reply

Dipugameing
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Purchased a reolink "plug and play" set off amazon. (4 cameras and an NVR with some cables to link everything.) Can i just plug the NVR into my poopy wirless router, and the cameras into the NVR and get it running? The router has a "wan" port and two "lan" ports. 1 and 2. Thats all the ports other than the power cord. Is this enough to get started or do i need a switch?

mischievousmuffin
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Hi, everyone.

Just a quick question: my NVR has 8 ports and I am using 8 cameras. Will I be able to add more cameras if I add a switch ?

Thanks in advance!

Jklt
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The diagram is superbe and very helpful for me to understand the material. Thank you so very much. By the way, I notice the NVR

WilsonNau
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Thanks for the detailed video. I still do not understand why there are 2 cords for each camera. I understand how to plug the ethernet cable into the NVR from the cameras, but what about the other camera cable? I think it's a power connector. I have 1 power supply that I thought you plug into 1 camera, but do I just leave the rest of them unplugged? I'm working with the ZOSI 24CH 4K PoE Security Camera System (12pcs 4K Spotlight Outdoor Cameras, 16 Port 24CH 8MP Dual-Disk NVR with 4TB HDD for 24/7 Recording, AI Detection, 2 Way Audio Surveillance). Any and all information that you could provide is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

NeighborsUnited-km
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if i have 12 cameras can i buy 8 channel nvr and 16 port poe switch and plug them?? it will be work??

_iCE_GAMING
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Useful, how to retrieve the video records from NVR to system? Is it through a web browser or any external apps that we need to use? Pls advise

R_F_R_F
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Hi, im new at this, and i dont know much of this topic, so i was wondering, if i buy a hikvision nvr that says it has 4 channels (4 independent poe) can i connect a switch like the one you show in the video to one of the 4 channels, to connect 7 cameras? 4 slots in the switch and 3 slots remaing in the nvr

leonardoescamilla
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Please from this practical. Does it mean that the ethernet stands as a source of power supplies to the four cameras since it's in wireless form?

chidubem