DIY Power Over Ethernet on NON POE Devices - For Free

Is a poe cable the same as straight through cable or crossover cable

hello, do you think this works for the new ip cameras that also record audio and are full color... do you think that by making this connection it would record audio or only give video?

Lol@if you are not comfortable with anything you see in this video, do not do it.

Awsome

All data pins are necessary for 1000Base-TX. Only 100Base-T has free pins.
If you distribute the 5 volts over long lines then the voltage is reduced.
This is also the reason why higher voltages are usually used which are reduced in the camera.

Sir how to use wall socket panel Wi-Fi router with external power adaptor as like any other simple Wi-Fi router with external adaptor❓❓❓

It's not p over e, it's POE

Yes but can you follow up with a wireless camera with NO Poe input only a power cord?!

Can my Chekoh wireless camera work as POE

bro use heat shrink, its so much better

It help a lot, i used the cell phone charger to power up my wireless beam during loadsheddingin southAfrica..i actually used a diy 12v powerbank to power up the beam...👌👌👌

For 100Base-T what he actually is doing is passive PoE. It‘s nothing new, these commercial adapters usually do the same thing, they have the required 2 pairs for 100Base-T and utilize the others for power.
This will be enough for many devices like small access points (with SISO WiFi n) or cameras. Still you should rather use a cheap passive PoE injector.

What if you have a PoE switch?

Still not POE but figuring out how to DIY is always appreciated.

Thanks for the tutorial. I like and subscribe it already!

Why don't you just use all the wires on the camera side in the ethernet port and splice just the router side in the power adapter?

I would like to inform everyone here that running low voltage high amperage over 26awg Ethernet wire over a distance is dangerous.

Best case, too much voltage drop means the camera is flakey. Worst case, the wire heats up and starts a fire. Made even worse if even 1 of the pairs loses contact, forcing the other wire to get hotter.

weldone

Why do you solder together the blue/white blue ? Wouldn't 1 of them be enough for a positive?

If the cable is at least Cat5E (1Gbps) and the switch is gigabit, then by doing this split you will drop the data rate to 100Mbps, so the port switch will negotiate at 100Mbps (Cat5).