IP Camera PoE Adapter Cable | DC to RJ45 | Passive PoE Cable | Range 30–40m (100–130 ft) | Suitable for Non-PoE Devices | Female RJ45 to Male RJ45 + 5.5×2.1mm Barrel Jack | Easy Power over Ethernet Connection for IP Cameras

The IP Camera PoE Adapter Cable is an essential accessory for installing network cameras and other devices in locations where conventional Power over Ethernet (PoE) is not supported. Designed for simplicity, reliability, and extended range, this cable allows you to power your devices directly over standard Ethernet cables, eliminating the need for separate power adapters.

Key Features:

• Passive PoE Functionality: Transmit both power and data over a single Ethernet cable. Perfect for non-PoE devices that need a simple PoE connection without complex hardware.

• DC to RJ45 Adapter: One end features a standard 5.5×2.1 mm barrel jack (DC input), while the other end has a female RJ45 port, converting power to your IP camera through the Ethernet line.

• Wide Compatibility: Works with IP cameras, routers, switches, and other network devices that do not natively support PoE. Ensures easy integration into existing surveillance systems.

• Extended Range: Provides reliable operation over distances of 30–40 meters (100–130 feet), making it suitable for medium-range surveillance setups.

• Durable Construction: High-quality materials ensure a stable connection and resistance to signal loss over long cable runs. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use when paired with proper cabling.

• Plug-and-Play Setup: No technical expertise required. Simply connect the DC power supply to the barrel jack, plug the RJ45 into your device, and your network camera is powered and ready to operate.

• Compact and Lightweight: Easy to route behind walls, ceilings, or conduit without taking up extra space.

Use Cases:

• Powering IP cameras in homes, offices, and commercial spaces where PoE switches are not available.

• Connecting and powering non-PoE network devices in surveillance networks.

• Simplifying installations by reducing the number of cables needed for power and data transmission.