Powering IPC-SD22204UE-GN-W wireless PTZ camera

[anotherone]

I won a 6th place prize in Andy's latest lottery (yea) and while I was expecting a t-shirt I actually got a pretty cool camera, a IPC-SD22204UE-GN-W, a 2mp, 4x zoom PTZ.

It did not come with a power adapter and when I plugged it into a POE port it did not power on. I would like to replace one of my wired cameras with this PTZ, so I'm guessing I would need an outdoor POE to 12v DC adapter.

Can anyone recommend a good POE to 12v adapter.

Thanks.

 

[wittaj]

It works by POE+.

How do you know it didn't power on? Sometimes the PTZs take a little longer to boot up.

And we will assume you already know it may be on a different subnet of the rest of your system, blah blah blah

 

[looney2ns]

I have reviewed some lower priced Dahua PTZ's lately that take up to 3-4 minutes to boot completely up.

 

[anotherone]

Okay, I tried to different POE switches and cables. No joy, the POE lights never come on and after 10 minutes still no connectivity.

So back to the original question, any recommendations for POE power splitter. I looked on amazon and found a few but the reviews aren't great.

Thanks again.

 

[looney2ns]

Are you testing with a known good short cable?
What exact POE switch are you trying?
At any point do you see the camera spin around inside the dome? It should go through it's startup dance.
This is most likely something simple.

 

[TonyR]

FWIW, @zexoni70 states in post #2 below that he owns a variation of that cam (SD29204UE-GN-W) and it will not work on POE, it requires a 12VDC @ 2.0 Amp power adapter (wall wart).

PoE problem with DH-SD29204UE-GN-W

Hi. I got 2 DH-SD29204UE-GN-W that won't power up through poe inyection. I'm using a ubiquiti Tough switch either on 24 or 48V. Also tryed a stand alone ubiquiti poe (24v and 48v) The same switch would power up either a DH-SD22204T-GN or a DH-SD49225T-HN and the same stand alone ubiquiti poe...

ipcamtalk.com

The only specs for the SD22204UE-GN-W I could find are here and say nothing about POE any any of the description that I can see, only the below:

 

[anotherone]

By the way, I found a netgear 12volt 1amp power adapter and the camera does boot up and I setup the username/password.

And plugged an old SVC camera into the cable and POE switch to make sure they both worked.

 

[TonyR]

By the way, I found a netgear 12volt 1amp power adapter and the camera does boot up and I setup the username/password.

And plugged an old SVC camera into the cable and POE switch to make sure they both worked.

When the IR kicks in at night AND you begin some pan/tilt you will likely need at least a 1.5 Amp supply @12 VDC, 2.0 Amp is easier to find.
Make sure it's UL-listed.

EDIT: SD22204UE-GN-W has no IR; it's the SD29204UE-GN-W that does have IR but also does NOT support POE.

 

[wittaj]

When the IR kicks in at night AND you begin some pan/tilt you will likely need at least a 1.5 Amp supply @12 VDC, 2.0 Amp is easier to find.
Make sure it's UL-listed.

This camera doesn't have IR

 

[looney2ns]

I just found that as well digging more, it is not POE capable as Tony mentions.

So, then you can use this, I have used two of these with no problems.

Amazon.com

 

[looney2ns]

You will need to use with a POE+ switch.

 

[anotherone]

Thank you all. Ordered one, now I just need to figure out where to mount the camera. Probably wait for warmer weather before running wires, so I have a few months to figure out placement.