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IPCamPower POE Combiner & Splitter for Running Two IP Cameras on One Cable (IPCP-212)

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Are you spending too much time running cables for your IP security camera system? Or have you ever installed a camera in one location only to find out that you need another camera right by it? What’s worse, the switch is on the other side of the building and it took you hours to lay that one cable run. All of that is in the past!

Introducing the IPCamPower IPCP-212 PoE combiner & splitter! This cable splitter set will make your installation much easier, as you only need one cable run from your PoE switch to power two cameras!

With simple plug-n-play installation, the splitter/combiner works with all standard 802.3af/at POE switches. Note: DOES NOT WORK ON POE NVRs. It only works on standard POE network switches.

This splitter set consists of a “sender” unit and a “receiver” unit. Plug the sender unit into two open ports on your POE switch. Run one cable to the location that has two cameras in close proximity. Connect two short cables to the receiver unit and connect the other ends to your camera. Done! Not only have you saved yourself a bunch of time, but you’ve also saved yourself some cable cost.

The Receiver Unit comes with three weatherproof RJ45 connectors, allowing you to fully expose the Receiver unit to the weather elements if you need to.

Stop working harder and start working smarter with IPCamPower’s PoE combiner and splitter.

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What exactly does "DOES NOT WORK ON POE NVRs. It only works on standard POE network switches" mean?

Can I use the splitter to connect two cameras, then to a switch box, and then to an NVR? or no NVR at all?

Thank you
It means that this product will not work when plugged into the POE ports on an NVR.

However, you can use it with a POE switch that's not connected to the NVR to connect cameras that will be added to the NVR.
Does using this POE 2 camera splitter degrade any of the camera speed fidelity or functions? There is usually a trade off with any new so-called space saving or time and material saving device.
Hello,

The only instability we found was combining the power of the 2 POE ports.
Other than that, we did not find any video degradation or loss of functionality from cams we tested.
When will you be getting more in stock?
Hello,

As of responding to this, there is not an ETA currently.
The answer to the DOES NOT WORK ON POE NVRs question is still not clear to me. If I have an R-Series NVR, I can use this product with the NVR as long as the the product uses a switch that is NOT connected to the NVR? What?? "However, you can use it with a POE switch that's not connected to the NVR to connect cameras that will be added to the NVR." Can you clarify how this product might be used with an R-Series NVR?
Hello,

Correct, if you have a separate POE switch, then this splitter will be compatible.
The way this splitter is designed, it cannot utilize the output on NVRs.

If you have cameras added on a separate POE switch that is on the same local network as the NVR, then you can take each camera IP address and assign them to channels on the NVR over the network. The camera does not need to be physically plugged into the NVR itself if everything is talking over the network.

If you have further comments or questions at all, please reach out to us - customerservice@nellyssecurity.com / 855-340-9999
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