4-in-1 HD Video and Power Balun
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EB-P101-20PHQ

4-in-1 HD Video and Power Balun

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  • 4-in-1 TVI / CVI / AHD / Analog video up to 5MP
  •  NTSC / PAL / SECAM compatible
  • Transmits video up to 1,476ft (450m) depending on format, resolution, and cable used
  • Transmits power for 12/24 VAC/VDC cameras
  • Built-in TVS surge protection
  • Anti-static and wave filters
  • Lightning Protection — Grade II
  • 60dB Crosstalk and noise immunity
  • Exceptional interference rejection
  • Passive operation — no external power required
  • Real-time transmission over low-cost Cat5e/6 cable instead of costly coaxial cable
  • RJ45 Jack and pigtails for easy installation
  • Includes one transmitter and one receiver
  • Sold as Pair
RangeTVI: 1080p: 820′ (250m) / 5MP: 590′ (180m) CVI: 1080p: 820′ (250m) / 4MP: 656′ (200m) AHD: 1080p: 820′ (250m) / 5MP: 590′ (180m) Analog (B/W): 1,476′ (450m) Analog (Color): 1,312″ (400m)
Common/differential mode rejection60db,15kHZ~71MHz
Operating Temperature-4°~158°F (-20°~70°C)
Humidity range0~95% (Non-condensing)
PowerNo external power required
Wire TypeUTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) 24~16 AWG
Wire CategoryCat5~Cat6
Camera Side – Power OutDC Plug
Camera Side – Video InBNC
ImpedanceCoax, male BNC: 75Ω@1MHz RJ45:100Ω@1MHz
Attenuation8dB max.
Frequency responseDC-71MHz
Max. amperage1A@12VDC
Power Range755′ (230m) max.
UTP ConnectionNickel Plated
Video FormatNTSC, PAL, SECAM
Video Input2KV (common mode), 10/700μs IEC6100-4-5/1955 (GB/T 1726, 5-1999)
Video Output2KV (differential mode), 10/700μs IEC6100-4-5/1955 (GB/T 1726, 5-1999)
DC Loop resistance52Ω/1000′ (18Ω/100m)
Differential capacitance19pF/ft max. (62pF/m max.)
Storage Temperature-40°~302°F (-40°~150°C)
CaseABS Plastic
Weight2.5-oz (72g)
Dimensions2-3/8″x1-3/16″x1-3/16″ (60x20x30mm) Excluding pigtail and BNC connector
Product Information sheet (PI) (pdf, 402KB)
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Manual (pdf, 1650KB)
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Wavy or ghost image if connected to image processor (e.g., multiplexer or DVR), but not if directly to monitor
  • Move the Cat5e/6 cable away from possible sources of interference.
  • Ensure that the same twisted pair connects to a balun at both ends of the
    cable.
  • Replace the cable with a new Cat5e/6 cable.
Image background flutters between dark and light
  • Remove a local power source, or adjust the monitor’s brightness and
    contrast
Image is wavy and shakes
  • Try reversing polarity of the two wires at one end of the Cat5e/6 cable.
Image is weak or faded
  • Reduce the Cat5e/6 cable length.
  • Replace with a higher-grade cable. Cat5e cable meets the specifications
    in the manual. Cat6 cable allows longer range.
No image
  • Double-check that the Cat5e/6 and BNC cables are connected properly.
  • Run a continuity test on all wires in the cable.
  • Check that the camera and monitor are powered up.
  • Ensure that the polarity of the Cat5e/6 connections is correct.

 

 

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