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Joining a cctv cable

eoin.d · 2020-05-18 20:12:35

Had some hikvision cameras installed a while back. Installer is no longer around. Two of the cameras are covering alot of the same area so i wanted to reposition one of the cameras to pick up a blind spot. To do this i would have to lengthen the cable. I have some 6 core alarm cable. Can i just join a new piece of cable in…

18-05-2020 8:12pm

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eoin.d

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Had some hikvision cameras installed a while back. Installer is no longer around. Two of the cameras are covering alot of the same area so i wanted to reposition one of the cameras to pick up a blind spot. To do this i would have to lengthen the cable. I have some 6 core alarm cable. Can i just join a new piece of cable in or is there certain joiners which must be used.
Thanks

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#2 18-05-2020 9:41pm

Dazzy

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Use network cable and get a coupler. Have a look on Amazon for an RJ45 coupler. I had to use one for the same purpose and it works fine. If I remember correctly it drops the bandwidth to 100mb.

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