CCTV what coaxial cable needed for Hikvision DS2CE72KF3T-E

[sid521]

Hi what cable make and size would be needed for hikvision cctv cameras 2.8mm model number DS2CE72KF3T-E
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[buzzlightyear]

Cable bnc and 12volt supply, plus what type of Dvr or nvr.

 

[sid521]

Cable bnc and 12volt supply, plus what type of Dvr or nvr.

its over 100meters so RG59 is not an option what cable would you reccomend

 

[buzzlightyear]

its over 100meters so RG59 is not an option what cable would you

Max bnc is 50mm, so that you would to change to cat5, poe system or put a power system near to the camera.

 

[sid521]

Max bnc is 50mm, so that you would to change to cat5, poe system or put a power system near to the camera.

ah CAT5 is not suitable for the camera type think RG6 might work

 

[DPG]

ah CAT5 is not suitable for the camera type think RG6 might work

You will probably be able to use a longer cable than recommended by the manufacturer, but you would have to try it before doing a permanent install.

 

[buzzlightyear]

Max Cable Length for CCTV Camera Video​

• RG-59 coax cable max distance: 700-800 feet
• RG-59 coax cable with CCTV video amplifier: 3000 feet
• RG-6 coax cable max distance: 1000 feet

Maximum Length of UTP Cable for CCTV Cameras​

• CAT-5 with passive video balun max: distance: 1,200 feet
• CAT-5 with active video baluns max distance: 5,000 feet

 

[oscar21]

They're not power over co-ax are they, in my opinion never do it this way. I don't mind co-ax CCTV, the picture is just as good as the POE cameras but I would always run separate 12V power to cameras (even the POC cameras have a separate 12V connection. The one and only time I tried POC I had nothing but trouble with the cameras losing connection, you just need the slightest movement on the BNC plug and the camera goes off and re-sets itself constantly.

 

[freddo]

I would expect a good quality rg6 to be more than adequate. Ran one once over 500M with CT125 cable.