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Yes, it must be connected to your router or modem.

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Then you'll need to replace your router with a PoE switch. The PoE injector needs power to operate while the router cannot deliver power to the injector. The primary purpose of using a PoE injector is to connect a PoE device to a non-PoE source such as a router or a network switch.

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It's a standard 30W PoE injector (active). EAP225 can work with 802.3af or 24V passive PoE (injector included) but it cannot work with 802.3bt (4-pair PoE). For more information here: ruclips.net/video/mUWJ_lbMt8U/видео.html

This one doesn't but we've developed other types of outdoor PoE switches that support L2 management features including VLANs. www.fastcabling.com/product-category/outdoor-poe-switches/

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No, if you only need to record the videos locally, you don't need a router.

Our recommendations: www.fastcabling.com/product-category/ip-camera/ Kindly note that PoE technology can only transmit power and data over a distance of 100 meters. Beyond that, the signal strength will significantly deteriorate, resulting in video lags and complete footage loss. So you'll need to use a PoE extender or a long-range PoE switch to install cameras over 100m. www.fastcabling.com/product-category/long-range-poe-switches/ If you're interested, we can offer a free solution design for our customers. Please submit your inquiry here: www.fastcabling.com/free-solution-design/

@@Fastcabling thank you for the reply i have submit inquiry on your website . just want to confirm that i have said that we have no LAN connectivity in this Outer space. So how it is possible with IP camera.?

You can use Ethernet/PoE extenders to extend your network connectivity over 100 mtrs.

@@Fastcabling any connection diagram of POE + NVR+ IP camera

You can find the diagram in this video: router (not necessarily required if you only want to view footage locally) - NVR - PoE switch - (add a PoE extender if the distance is beyond 100m) - IP cameras. www.fastcabling.com/networking-solution/ip-camera-over-100m-from-poe-switch/ Find more solutions here: www.fastcabling.com/pages/networking-solutions/

No, it's used with fiber optic cables

Most NVRs support USB keyboards. Just plug the keyboard's USB connector into the USB port on the NVR.

It will need a lot data & bandwidth

Connecting your PoE NVR to a router allows you to access your security cameras remotely. If you only need to view the camera feeds locally and don't require integration with other network devices, you can set up your PoE NVR and cameras as a standalone system.

Hi, we've made a new video on how to connect an IP camera using fiber optic cables. ruclips.net/video/-0rrP2h2Xp0/видео.html

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Yes, it can extend the PoE reach to 500m when used with a PoE extender. www.fastcabling.com/product-category/long-range-poe-switches/

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If you're interested, we've developed a wide range of NVRs and PoE switches to provide robust, reliable performance for your IP surveillance systems. FYI, we can offer free solution design for our customers. You can submit your inquiry here: www.fastcabling.com/free-solution-design/ NVR: www.fastcabling.com/ip-surveillance/ PoE Switch: www.fastcabling.com/power-over-ethernet/

Yes. The NVR switch can display all the cameras on a single monitor. www.fastcabling.com/product/16-port-industrial-nvr-switch-19-1u-rackmount/

As long as they are connected to the same network.

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Yes, you can access the camera remotely on the app.

Yes, it will allow you to power and manage additional cameras connected to the PoE switch. However, the number of cameras must not exceed the maximum capacity the NVR could handle.

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The issue you're describing, where an IP camera intermittently goes offline despite having power and network connectivity, and is resolved by power cycling the camera, can be caused by several factors. 1. Fluctuating Power: Even if the camera appears to have power, inconsistent power supply or voltage drops can cause it to malfunction. 2. Network Configuration: IP conflicts, incorrect network configurations, or issues with DHCP can cause connectivity problems. Ensure that the camera's IP address is properly assigned and there are no conflicts. 3. Intermittent Wireless Signal: Wireless links can be affected by interference, physical obstructions, or distance. Troubleshooting Steps Monitor Logs: Check the camera’s logs and your network equipment logs to identify any error messages or patterns. Check Power Supply: Use a multimeter to verify the voltage and current supplied to the camera. Network Analysis: Use network diagnostic tools to check signal strength, interference, and data packet integrity. If neither of these works, please consult the manufacturer or reseller for further problem diagnosis and instructions.

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Ensure that the Ethernet cable is not damaged. Look for any visible cuts, bends, or fraying. You can use a different cable or plug the cable into a different Ethernet port on the router.

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The SFP transceivers determine the fiber optical types (single mode or multi-mode), connector types (LC SC ST)… If it is the BiDi transceivers that takes different wavelengths to transmit the signal, you need different send/receive because the laser generator are different. Otherwise, there is no difference.

@@Fastcabling so if the SFP uses a single LC connector cable and single mode, then the sender and receiver SFP must be different (matching pair), but if multimode, then they could potentially be the same?

It's compatible with other cameras and routers. Download here: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nvictech.greenbackyard&pcampaignid=web_share

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Make sure that the NVR and IP cameras are on the same local network. They should be able to communicate with each other even if there’s no Internet connection.

You can use pre-terminated fiber optic cables directly. www.fastcabling.com/product-category/pre-made-fiber-cable/

The number of channels on the NVR dictates the maximum number of cameras it can support. If you have a 4-port NVR that supports 8 channels, you can add more cameras above the specified physical ports.

The number of channels on the NVR dictates the maximum number of cameras it can support. Connecting it to an 8-port switch won't expand this capacity; it will still show a maximum of 4 cameras.