Use Coaxial-To-Ethernet Converters to upgrade your Analog Security System to IP without having to re-wire your current infrastructure with new ethernet cables. By simply converting BNC connections to Ethernet, you can easily (and cost-effectively) add new IP cameras and an NVR to transform your security system.
Avoid installation costs by easily adding the Coaxial to Ethernet Converter Transmitter (ACVTR) and Receiver (ACVRC) to the ends of your existing coaxial cables. Then simply use ethernet cables to connect to an NVR on the receiver end and an IP camera on the transmitter end. These converters support long-range power supply and data transmission to IP Cameras over the coaxial cables and a reliable connection up to 1,000m (3,280ft)* with 100Mbps and 10Mpbs transmission modes depending on the distance (400m/100Mbps, 1000m/10Mbps).
Use the DIN rail mount on the Transmitter/Receiver to easily attach to a DIN rail mount (not included)*. Simply lay the switch hook on the rail then press in to secure the buckle into the slide.
The small design of the Transmitter allows it to easily fit inside a Lorex camera Junction Box (ACJNCD4B and ACJNCD3B, sold separately). This allows you to conveniently hide your security camera cables and Transmitter from view and protect them from vandalism.
The Coaxial to Ethernet Converter is compatible with our full range of wired IP security cameras, both PoE and ePoE. This includes our new Nocturnal 4 Series and Smart Security Lighting IP cameras.
| Manufacturer | Lorex |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Id | ACVTR |
| Purpose | Use Coaxial-To-Ethernet Converters to upgrade your Analog Security System to IP without having to re-wire your current infrastructure with new ethernet cables |
| Condition | New |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Free Shipping | Yes |
| Free Return | Yes |
