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Also, just noticed that the right hand side of option 2 in my diagram is wrong, should be just 1 power input.

I've had this setup for about a year now and have not had any issues, actually the guy at the shop told me to wire like this. Wasn't aware of one pair per balun. It made sense to me a pair per +/- But as you confirmed how I can have 2 cameras over 1 cable, I will wire as you suggested, which will equate to 1 pair per balun. Thank you

Why do you say that?

Hi All, First time on here, I saw a picture from cocacolas post on google images while trying to find out if I can power two cameras with one CAT6 cable. Basically, only a single cable was put in to a certain location while the floors were up and holes in walls, which was fine to begin with but now I need another camera in that location and running another cable is not an option, so I'm wondering if I can use that single cable for two cameras. The picture is not completely clear how cocacola wired the cameras and I just want to make sure I do it right. See image for wiring diagram, do I do option 1 or 2? Cable is solid core UTP CAT6, no more than 15 meters. Cameras are 1.3MP AHD Domes. The connectors are screw on baluns. Thanks