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Hello

I got to power supplies for CCTV recorder
1. 12v and 2000mA
2. 12V and 5A

both works which one should i use
Same with cameras 4 cameras 1 power supplier with split for 4 cameras

CCTV cameras 4pcs i got 2 power suppliers
1. 12v 2000mA
2. 12v 3000mA

Thank you
 
Welcome to the forum.
 
What is the power (W) or current (mA or A) requirement of your CCTV recorder. It should say either on the back or underneath. Daz
 

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