Wiring using tranceivers

[jdowning 0]

Hi there,

 

I'm looking at getting one of these to help reduce cabling.

http://www.hunters-wholesalers.co.uk/16channel-passive-video-transceiver-hayvb16-p-51668.html

 

If I get this - do I need a receiver or can I just put the pairs at the other end straight into a balun for the DVR?

 

Regards,

 

Jack

[tomcctv 189]

Hi there,

 

I'm looking at getting one of these to help reduce cabling.

http://www.hunters-wholesalers.co.uk/16channel-passive-video-transceiver-hayvb16-p-51668.html

 

If I get this - do I need a receiver or can I just put the pairs at the other end straight into a balun for the DVR?

 

Regards,

 

Jack

 

 

 

Hi Jack is this for your other post (resturant)

 

just in cost alone of that Transceiver . will buy all baluns and 600m of cat5.

 

remember you can get 4 video inputs on 1 cat5

[jdowning 0]

Hi there,

 

I'm looking at getting one of these to help reduce cabling.

http://www.hunters-wholesalers.co.uk/16channel-passive-video-transceiver-hayvb16-p-51668.html

 

If I get this - do I need a receiver or can I just put the pairs at the other end straight into a balun for the DVR?

 

Regards,

 

Jack

 

 

 

Hi Jack is this for your other post (resturant)

 

just in cost alone of that Transceiver . will buy all baluns and 600m of cat5.

 

remember you can get 4 video inputs on 1 cat5

 

Hi there - yes, but I have all camera cables running to a garage. I only have four CAT5 cables from that garage over to this house for the DVR thus I'm looking to run four wires from one transceiver to run all cameras. I don't mind paying a bit extra!

 

But would I need a 'receiver' as well?

 

Thanks v. much

 

Jack

[tomcctv 189]

Hi. no you should be ok with baluns at DVR end with the Transceiver. if your cables dont exceed the limit distance.