Good work, but i have bad news! Per county code 19-9-187-54, that trench needs to be dug again 3" from the one you have already dug. As any trench hand dug must be 5 feet from the roadway. And the first trench must be filled in with the dirt dug from the second trench. LOL Just kidding. That's a good work out. Thanks for the pics. Can't wait to see the setup when it's done. Good Luck!
I agree with this Thank you ! @bp2008 So I was thinking may be 2-3 cables on each drop will be enough. But in Designing phase As I always love to over kill I did 6-7
And someplace even 8 and I now am looking at my system and think should had done more I ran total of 5 1000 ft spool that is 5000 ft of cat6 
Shouldn't be for epoe, supposedly good for over 2600'.
That is not a booster but a Ethernet to VDSL converter. It does not appear to have to POE capabilities so it looks like you would not be able to power a camera over it and you would need power for the box on the far end.
I am not familiar with ePOE. It is not an open standard. I presumed you were speaking of regular POE. EPOE appears to be a proprietary technology used by Dahua so if that is what you are using, that might actaully work for your needs.
Took a few weeks but never could work on it on consecutive days. Either weather or something else would come up. I could get about 50 ft a day once I got away from the house . Near the house was a hardpack clay dome. In the SC sandhills it's mostly topsoil (placed) and sand.
I was using a mattock and a shovel. Was trying to go below mole level below the topsoil. Used a string, struck a deep line along it with the mattock, then went along the opposite side with a shovel, standing on it parallel to line. Then I used the mattock to cut it into sections, and went back digging sections out with mattock, and then deepening it with mattock. Since I was running across 2 pond dams I didn't want to go to deep. The voltage drop on the 14 awg was enormous. will take about 18V to get 12V at the end. Couldn't afford 1000ft of 12 awg.
Yeah I know..was my first thought but just couldn't afford to do it. I own the land and it's my driveway. I'm the only one doing any work on it so thought I'd risk it. Only thing I'm worried about is moles and anything that digs.Make sure you run multiple network cables out there. I know it can get a bit pricey if you're buying a 1000ft spool for each run but it will be worth it in the long run I think
- Already tried it out on the 1000ft roll of CAT 6 - it works..
My design consultant (the wife), wouldn't let me do it.I agree with this Thank you ! @bp2008 So I was thinking may be 2-3 cables on each drop will be enough. But in Designing phase As I always love to over kill I did 6-7
haha so yes extra cables are always nice
About the only protection I have is that I shut the system down every time a storm comes up. Could also unplug the Cat6 from the EPOE switch near the NVR when I shut the system down. Thanks..
