Outdoor Wireless IP Camera Power

[MyInsanity]

I am installing one of your wireless IP cameras, but needed to run power to the location where the camera will be mounted. The easiest solution I can find is to run Ethernet to the location and use PoE injection, but needed to find out the size of the power adapter that would be needed.

[stusviews]

Use the included power adapter.

[BLH]

Using the included adapter should work. With a passive PoE Injector Splitter Kit. Unless there is too much voltage dropped in the Ethernet cable.
We occasionally saw that with the X10 Airsight Cameras. Though I have no idea how well the X10 PoE injectors where designed.

If you used an active one where the camera end splitter has a voltage regulator in it and the injector can be as high as 48 VDC. The original power adapter should give you the specifications that the camera needs.

[MyInsanity]

That is the plan to use PoE injector, but the issue I was asking about was what was the size of the pipe on the power adapter that it came with; this way i could just purchase the splitter with the proper sized pipe without having to rewire it.

[BLH]

Oh I thought you needed the power supplies ratings.
You are looking for the coaxial plugs size. Usually given in outer diameter and middle pin size.

[stusviews]

You'll need a (standard) 2.1mm x 5.5mm 5 volt, 2 amp power supply and a 1.35mm x 3.5mm to 2.1mm x 5.5mm converter at the camera end.