POE Combiner Splitter Adapter, Run 2 IP Cameras on 1 Cable

Just arrived today, I tried with my Annke nvr and works perfectly fine. Definitely recommended

This works with the POE ports on an Hikvision NVR when others do not.

Just works. Great.

Been using this for a month now powering my Reolink doorbell and IP camera works well so far.

Sometimes I am sceptical of these things - no need with this one - it works - I messed up when I first plugged it in - wires into the wrong places, but then did it correctly and no problem- will probably buy some more.

Excellent does the job.

I hadn't heard of devices like this "IPCamPower POE Splitter Kit" before. I've recently upgraded from an 8 channel NVR (using POE), to a 16 channel NVR with POE. The only down side to that upgrade is running the cabling for the extra cameras. I bought this kit hoping it would work, and the good news is it does perfectly. You plug the splitter/ combiner? (with the switches on it) into the two channels on the NVR you want to use, then run the single cable from it. Then plug the other splitter cable onto the end of that single cable. Then run the two cables to your cameras. I used B mode on the combiner end as suggested in the instructions. After the splitter at the camera end, I've got one camera on a 5m cable and the other on an 8M cable- they work fine, even the POE.

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I bought one about six months ago after researching. Then bought a few more! Was a little unsure with the first one if it would work initially, given the power draw by two devices. But it has a switch for two types of wiring, good just in case! And I used the higher power PoE+ switch that was 802.3AT compliant. PoE switches that are only 802.3AF compliant don't put out nearly as much power on the line. So make sure your PoE switch is 802.3AF (PoE+) compliant. May work with one that's only 802.3AT, but I wouldn't try it to find out unless you already had one there. The better PoE+ switches aren't expensive. I had a PoE wired Ring cam, but wanted to add a Reolink PTZ camera about 15ft from the Ring cam that was also wired PoE without running an entire new cable. Easy to install, and both devices powered up and connected without any issues. Still running without a glitch 4 months later. So if you were going to use it to connect say two Ring or similar PoE cameras, it would have no problem with it as I'm fairly sure the Reolink PTZ cam pulls more power than the Ring cam with it's auto tracking. I wouldn't experiment with cheaper PoE splitters. This one is well engineered and won't let you down.

Potwierdzam, że działa z kamerami i rejestratorami Zintronic / Herospeed. Zwykłe rozdzielacze nie działały.

Purchased for our home security cameras. I had no prior background with installations and found these were easy to set up! We have 4K cameras - the video/image quality appears unchanged when using these. Perfect for what they are for!