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Ahh, great, thanks for that. That's good to know. And isn't 802.3at superior now?

Ah, I think I understand. So providing there are free channels, it won't matter whether all cameras are connected to the physical ports on the unit, or networked in via switches. Just so long as it's within the limit of supported channels? That should work perfectly for what I want then :)

Ahh, that's great! So yeah, the cable I have running up there should be more than enough to run a few cameras :) When that single cable with (let's say) 4 cameras connects into one of the ports on the NVR, does it automatically recognize all 4 of them? Thanks for your help.

I'm planing some CCTV and was wondering if this is possible? I already have 3 CAT6A cables running from the basement (where I plan to have the NVR) up to the loft. My question is, could I have 4 cameras in the loft, by using a switch up there, via one of those cables? Or would I need to run a...

Thanks for the fast replies. This will be at the front of a terraced cottage, so unfortunately I wouldn't be able to really have actual light without it standing out a lot. That device looks great. Pretty good idea on the two lines. Can you recommend any specific IR illuminator?

Hi, I'm looking to set up my first camera system for my home and am wondering about IR illumination for the night. I'd like the cameras to run solely from Ethernet, as I'm about to wire my house with CAT6. I assume POE isn't going to be sufficient to power cameras with built in IR LEDs? If...