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Perfect, thanks so much for your clear help. Yes my camera is a Reolink 423 PTZ it has both POE and power input. The splitter will work then as you explain it which is great. My logic was that maybe the splitter gave what it needed for the mic, then that same output was fed to the camera by...

Thank you for that explanation, very helpful. So my only question is when a splitter divides the 48v from the POE cable then converts it to 12v I assume it also reduces the 22w to something much lower to power up the mic? Being as the poe splitter works on the basis of power through would this...

Thanks for the reply. Im not totally wised up on the differences between the poe and a direct plug in for power. In the camera specs it says DC 12V & 48V PoE (IEEE 802.3at) Can you explain why PoE is 48v, where as the other is DC 12v in either case it says Power consumption is <20w. Im not a...

Hi I have a PTZ ip camera which is power by a POE injector. I assume the power its getting is 22w as this is what is specified by the camer maker. The Camera has a RCA plug for a mic so I ordered a simple mic which needs to be powered. Now I dont want to run another seperate power cable...