Existing wired cameras use 12v Poe Input through rj45 vs 48v input. I need a splitter that passes through the Ethernet to an rj45 male but also supplies a 5v micro usb output to power Wyze cams

You can buy those on amazon and other places. Search for like “POE tap” or “POE to USB”. However you must ensure your POE wattage is sufficient to supply both.

There is a plethora of splitters that work off a 48VDC injection which is standard in anticipation of long Ethernet runs. This existing hardwired security camera system covers a four story residential building’uaimg modest runs… I,a,hoping someone has waded through Amazon’s offerings and can help m…

[image] chrisr7905: hoping someone has waded through Amazon’s offerings and can help me save time. Are you thinking something like what @spamoni uses? [image] Power over ethernet (POE) to USB power Cameras Welcome @tbartman @carverofchoice is correct. All of my C…

I also used this in my setup. [image] Amazon.com: UCTRONICS for Raspberry Pi Zero Ethernet and Power, Micro USB... Buy UCTRONICS for Raspberry Pi Zero Ethernet and Power, Micro USB Ethernet/PoE Adapter for Fire TV Stick, Chromecast, Google Mini, and More, IEEE 802.3af Compliant: USB Net…

First, thank you. What’s different is that I want to run the Wyze cams along side the existing hardwired PoE cameras. Really all I need is a 5v supply with a USB micro plug… It’s not possible to pull new cable (without significant demo) I’m just gonna wing it with the splitter. I was thrown because…

[image] chrisr7905: There is a plethora of splitters that work off a 48VDC injection which is standard in anticipation of long Ethernet runs. Depending on the age, older stuff is 24V, but they went to 48 not long after. It isn’t necessarily the voltage that will be an issue but the wattage, …

I have a much clearer understanding of how the NVR supplies PoE, of the current draw of the wired IP cameras as well as the Wyze cams and even at the low end (15W) there’s room to drive a truck through. Barring of course, resistive connections from poorly crimped connectors and the like. Part of me…

I have an Onwote NVR302 wired system that uses a 12v rj45 input

Cameras

Crease December 7, 2024, 12:28pm 4

Are you thinking something like what @spamoni uses?

Topic		Replies	Views
Power over ethernet (POE) to USB power Cameras android , cam-outdoor-v1	4	3244	May 21, 2024
PoE setup help Cameras not-platform-specific	11	1726	September 23, 2020
Using POE micro USB Splitter with Wyze Cam - still using wifi? Cameras not-platform-specific	9	2019	April 11, 2021
Using a micro usb splitter to run 2 V3 cameras Cameras not-platform-specific , cam-v3	14	2350	February 13, 2026
Using POE to power Wyze Power & Lighting	12	10560	January 17, 2021

I have an Onwote NVR302 wired system that uses a 12v rj45 input

Related topics