POE cameras in a detached garage

[wyliesdiesels]

If you’re echoing my point, thank you. If not I wasn’t saying anything about the 24v PoE equipment Ubiquiti (and others) have run in the past was anything close to an industry standard. My point was only that 48v is the most common consumer voltage but others (24v) are out there.

Never said 24v was a standard of any kind. Don’t think I did anyway.

just echoing and adding to your point

 

[moab11]

a POE brick that is 802.3 af or at compliant will output 48v only because 24v is not a POE standard.

you can get non-standard POE bricks that output 24v....

and 24v is not a common telecom voltage....

POTs on-hook voltage is -48v DC and off-hook dropping to below 10v with ringer voltage being 100v AC 20hz....

I guess I shouldn't have said telecom, meant more Wireless ISP and such. Most use 24v equipment, and while definitely not an industry standard, it is very common.

 

[Terry D]

Thank you everyone for the advise and suggestions. I have ordered a Reolink NVR and cameras. Also a managed POE switch. I have a Ubiquiti access point already still in the box. Thanks again