toucansam313

that is correct i am not using a coax cable. however i was wondering if using a Ground Loop Isolater would help my problem SHE TGP001 is the product name its twisted pair grounded loop isolater

would a ground looping isolater fix my problem?

thank you just sent you an email from martinezsammy31@gmial.com

Hello I am new to CCTV installation here is my problem I installed a new camera in our warehouse its a [ CAM-5X-WDRU Analog High Resolution camera (PoE/PoE +Voltage Compatible/color] and am receiving what is known as a ground loop problem on my monitor. The cameras are not using a coaxial cable but a BNC cable. Am not 100% sure if it has to do with the monitor which i am viewing the cameras, DVR setting, or the cable that is from the back of the camera feeding into the DVR. If anybody needs anymore information to help them understand what i am trying to get at i have everything at my desk.

Hello I am new to CCTV installation here is my problem I installed a new camera in our warehouse its a [ CAM-5X-WDRU Analog High Resolution camera (PoE/PoE +Voltage Compatible/color] and am receiving what is known as a ground loop problem on my monitor. The cameras are not using a coaxial cable but a BNC cable. Am not 100% sure if it has to do with the monitor which i am viewing the cameras, DVR setting, or the cable that is from the back of the camera feeding into the DVR. If anybody needs anymore information to help them understand what i am trying to get at i have everything at my desk.