Can you connect this to a NVR and multiple cameras? null

If your cameras require POE then use a POE switch. If the cameras have their own power source the. You can use this switch.

Assuming you do not need PoE or PoE+ then yes.

This is not a Power Over Ethernet (POE) switch. If your cameras use POE to power them (not plugged into a A/C power source), this won't work.

As long as you don't need POE, it should work fine

It's not a POE switch, if thats your question. It "could" be with a POE injector at each port. I wouldn't use it for your camera system. Find a POE+ or POE++ switch.

It depends. Are the cameras powered separately by power supplies or are they Ethernet only going to the cameras? If only an Ethernet cable is used then the cameras are supposed to be PoE (powered over Ethernet) and this switch will not work. On the other hand, if separate power supplies are used as well as Ethernet cables, then yes this switch should work fine. The majority of Ethernet wired cameras are PoE unless the camera requires more power to run it than what the Ethernet cable can provide.

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If your cameras require POE then use a POE switch. If the cameras have their own power source the. You can use this switch.
Answered by MarkL 2 years ago
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Assuming you do not need PoE or PoE+ then yes.
Answered by Lilpit912 3 years ago
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This is not a Power Over Ethernet (POE) switch. If your cameras use POE to power them (not plugged into a A/C power source), this won't work.
Answered by SimpleTwist 3 years ago
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Yes
Answered by JaredandMindy 3 years ago
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As long as you don't need POE, it should work fine
Answered by DoctorM 3 years ago
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It's not a POE switch, if thats your question. It "could" be with a POE injector at each port. I wouldn't use it for your camera system. Find a POE+ or POE++ switch.
Answered by ImpliedConsent 3 years ago
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It depends. Are the cameras powered separately by power supplies or are they Ethernet only going to the cameras? If only an Ethernet cable is used then the cameras are supposed to be PoE (powered over Ethernet) and this switch will not work. On the other hand, if separate power supplies are used as well as Ethernet cables, then yes this switch should work fine. The majority of Ethernet wired cameras are PoE unless the camera requires more power to run it than what the Ethernet cable can provide.
Answered by Benjiblaze 3 years ago
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