IP Video Camera Over 50ohm Coax Female BNC to RJ45
IP Video Camera Over 50 ohm Coax Female BNC to RJ45.
If you install, or already have installed, 50 ohm coaxial cable you can use a pair of these baluns to send the IP signal from your IP security cameras to your router.
Connect the Cat5 cable coming from your camera to the balun and then the balun to the coaxial cable. On the other end of the coaxial cable you connect another balun to the coaxial cable and then to the router using a Cat5 cable.
These baluns allow you to use coaxial cable to send the IP signal instead of using Cat5. You will need two, one at each end of the coaxial cable.
If you install, or already have installed, 50 ohm coaxial cable you can use a pair of these baluns to send the IP signal from your IP security cameras to your router.
Connect the Cat5 cable coming from your camera to the balun and then the balun to the coaxial cable. On the other end of the coaxial cable you connect another balun to the coaxial cable and then to the router using a Cat5 cable.
These baluns allow you to use coaxial cable to send the IP signal instead of using Cat5. You will need two, one at each end of the coaxial cable.