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Hi Tony, sorry for the late reply. Thank you very much for your assistance. Much appreciated. At least, I will be able to use the cameras for some more time without replacing the full setup. The cables are indeed not pure copper. Just to add, I tried to replace 1 camera with a brand new one...

The cameras are powered directly from the NVR. I tries to connect only 1 camera at a time but it's the same issue. Do you think I can use a POE splitter 48V to 12V? Or if you know of any other possible solution?

Thanks for the suggestions. I just tried to power one of the camera via the 12V DC port instead of usual POE. Surprisingly, the camera was able to connect and it worked fine. Would you know what could be the issue?

Thanks, I have the cameras installed for around 1.5 years but as I have 3 of them still working and bought some replacements, I may need to use them for some more time. I am just worried that something is causing this issue and all may stop working.

Hello, I have an IP 48V POE camera setup and for over a year, everything was working fine. However, since the past 3 months, 5 cameras stopped working suddenly. Brand Name (Chinese): Techage Power: 48V POE Number of cameras: 8 Number of damaged cameras: 5 The cameras are still receiving power...