Ah! Just realized, I think you're referring to the 'load' side 
Powering 7 1AMP Dome cameras
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Can be unplug'd, also fixed equipment should be connected this way as it's a BS regulation.
kind regards
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Atilla
Care to explain??
You dont want to install cctv cameras that can be unplugged by any do badder!
Re power most cameras we use normally draw about 800ma.
I would install a lockable 10 x 1amp psu on a fused spur, and and run .5 2 core to each camera. If they want to add additional cameras later the provision is there.
Re power most cameras we use normally draw about 800ma.
I would install a lockable 10 x 1amp psu on a fused spur, and and run .5 2 core to each camera. If they want to add additional cameras later the provision is there.
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You could try one of these, It has 9 individual outputs, with automatic resetable fuses that are rated over 1amp each. if your not running your cable over a long distance you should be okay, i normal don't run a distance over 20m as a rule, because you end up getting volt drop
http://www.citysecuritysystems.co.uk/haydon-cctv-psu?keyword=hay
http://www.citysecuritysystems.co.uk/haydon-cctv-psu?keyword=hay
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Alarm
How so cat5e is a recognised method of supplying power and carying a image with Baluns.
In fact for longer runs it is recconmended along with active Baluns.
The point of cat5e is the twisted pair.
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