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not to take this thread off topic, how exactly do you use the dielectric grease on the connectors? Do you literally apply the grease inside the connectors? or Outside to cover any "holes" that air/moisture might get through ? Got a picture of how it's apply?

Even though you said "the deck rafters are storm proof", I'd at least consider using dielectric grease on the Ethernet connections (male RJ-45 on cable, female Rj-45 on switch) to help mitigate corrosion from moisture. :cool: We've seen recent damage from ants getting into a switch that was...

Thanks, I was just going to plug the POE switch into another switch on the LAN. That's how my current test camera works, POE switch to another POE switch. All of my cameras in waiting are Hikvision.

Whether it is Hikvision or any other ONVIF type IP camera doesn't really matter as it is just digital data and will work. Just remember you cannot exceed the number of channels of the NVR, it is best to match brand of camera and NVR, and the switch would plug into the WAN/LAN port of the NVR...

...and my Hikvision cameras. I think I need to upgrade my NVR though. I was going to run three camera cables through the attic to the POE switch in my office, but I got thinking that I could install a POE switch under the covered deck and use the existing deck camera cables to feed back to the...

I just bought a T5442T-ZE from Andy to match another camera I bought last year. It came with an older firmware and needed to upgrade it to match my other camera. Before Wittaj says another OCD case, I don't upgrade unless there is a reason and the reason was the SmartIR and a few other things...

Good to know and dollars to donuts the ants like (TonyR) ladybugs caused a bridge and something arc’d over.

It was just the POE switch. I put the warranty replacement in and all three have been fine. I don’t know if the ants contributed to the early failure of the switch or not.

...(non-POE) with the same Virtual Host checkbox that you are talking about. My current setup is...4 cams on an external 8-port 10/100 POE switch with 2 Gigabit uplink ports. One of these ports is connected to the NVR and the other to an ASUS router AX86U. Do I need to check or uncheck this box?

I’m going to give my two cents worth of knowledge and best practices / trouble shooting. As lots of good information has already been provided but wanted to stress a few key points for the benefit of others who may ask the same. Wire: The cable must be solid copper and 23 AWG. So rated for...

...6 hours troubleshooting last night which I've summarized below. I'd love some help! Here is my setup: I use an Eero router with a TPLink PoE Switch. I do not have any ports forwarded but do have the camera on a static IP. As I understand it, an outbound RTMP stream should not require any...

Great design! If the switch fails in the "ON" mode just yank the handy box to obtain "OFF" mode......built in fail safe! :headbang: </end sarcasm>

Something that REALLY annoys me with this camera. The Day/Night switch has the 'Night to Day' value always 10 ahead of Day to Night value. Which is a problem for me, because the camera gets direct sunlight in the morning and turns off B&W too early. This is probably the camera's way of adding...

“Actual PoE power budget is not guaranteed and will vary as a result of client limitations and environmental factors.” how long of a run, type of cable? The switches I use for ptzs have a couple of 90 watt red ports in the bank. Used to have similar problems using both switches and injectors...

From personal experience in the order of the most likely causes are: RJ45 improper termination Damaged cable (tight bends) IP conflict (Static Addressing) POE port is failing, out of power, loose connection Camera: Improper configuration, bad SD card, hardware failure. Network: Firewall...

So, how do you find out if it is the power or not? My switch will supply up to 30W on each port. This is my switch. https://www.tp-link.com/us/business-networking/omada-sdn-switch/tl-sg3428mp/v1/

It’s almost always the power. Just because the overall advertised budget of a switch doesn’t mean 1 port can handle x amount of that.

From a TP-Link TL-SG3428MP switch that has a 384 W PoE Budget which I'm not using half the power of.

Securing your Reolink NVR (Network Video Recorder) is crucial for protecting your surveillance system and ensuring the privacy and security of your footage. Here are some best practices to consider: Change Default Passwords: Immediately change the default username and password for accessing the...

Hi, can you help me to connet it to a push button and magnetic lock? I don t understand the scheme. I use poe for energy power and i ve an external 12v power switch

No, if the NVR is advertised as 8ch, then that is all the NVR can accommodate in total, no matter how they are attached.

Hello there. I recently purchased an 8ch nvr with 8 cams. The nvr has an integrated poe switch. Due to the structure of my house I have to use a second poe switch to power my cameras. As a result only one cable will attach to the nvr and that will be the internet cable. My question is simple...

At the moment I've not logged in to see the web GUI, but the local UI seems to be as expected. EDIT navigating in the browser to the Web GUI and it does bring up a login screen, though I have not gone any further on that as yet __ As for "actually working", it still seems to have a fairly...

I tried adjusting the gain and it didn't help. Is this just the way this camera is? If so I guess I will switch back to the old one but I'm really trying to avoid that.

yeap, I know that, problem is camera goes offline, I can access the NAS and other devices on the same switch so I'm focusing on something that's going on at the cameras. is there a reason that you believe that my network is the issue? I'm not saying that I'm the best, but at this point, I...

Unless you’re replacing cameras I’d stick with hik. Otherwise you’ll have to get an nvr and a switch.

Good evening everyone. can someone please provide me with some guidance. I have a HIkvision DS-7608NI-K2/8P NVR and three hikvision cameras connected. I used the SADP tool to activate all three cameras and entered there passwords through a switch. I was able to view the images etc. I then...

In that linked scenario the perp is there A LONG time.....in this case I think a tamper switch with remote and audible alarm would be in order.

I remember having a magnetic contact on our Alarm panel so when the panel door was opened, while the Alarm was Active, it would set off the Alarm system...

I haven't had that problem yet but I can see it coming and apparently you already have or are anticipating it. With all the great shims made by 3D printer people I was hoping one would design and print something to guard the bottom area where the pin to unlatch the DB is inserted. A stout...