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Ruth's sister LAN cable RJ45 DC 60cm 1.25mm 2.0mm 1x LED
Connects CCTV IP camera boards to RJ45 and DC power with 60 cm cable, 1.25 mm and 2.0 mm pitch connectors, plus status LED
- Connects CCTV board via 6-pin 1.25 mm RJ45
- Powers camera with 4-pin 2.0 mm DC jack
- Drives IR LEDs through 2-pin 2.0 mm supply
- 60 cm length fits tight enclosures
- Green status LED shows link activity
LAN cable for CCTV IP camera board module
This 60 cm cable connects a CCTV IP camera board to an RJ45 network port and a DC power source. It carries the four active Ethernet conductors plus a status LED signal on a 1.25 mm pitch connector. A separate 2.0 mm pitch lead supplies power to IR illuminators.
Check your camera board pinout and connector pitch
Verify that the board uses a 6-pin 1.25 mm pitch header for the network and LED signals with the green, blue and violet wire mapping shown in the data. Confirm the power input expects a 4-pin 1.25 mm connector for the camera supply and a 2-pin 2.0 mm connector for the IR LEDs.
Thermals noise and power draw in normal use
The cable is a passive assembly with no active components, so it generates no audible noise and adds negligible heat to the installation. Power consumption is determined entirely by the connected camera and IR LEDs rather than by the cable itself.
Highlights
- Connects CCTV board via 6-pin 1.25 mm RJ45
- Powers camera with 4-pin 2.0 mm DC jack
- Drives IR LEDs through 2-pin 2.0 mm supply
- 60 cm length fits tight enclosures
- Green status LED shows link activity
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What connectors and cables are included in the box?
The package contains one 60 cm LAN cable assembly with an RJ45 plug, a 1.25 mm 6-pin network connector, a 1.25 mm 4-pin camera power connector and a 2.0 mm 2-pin IR LED power connector.
Which connector pitches match my camera board and IR LEDs?
Use the 1.25 mm pitch connectors for the network and camera power links, and the 2.0 mm pitch connector for the IR LED supply.
What does the single green LED on the RJ45 indicate when the cable is powered?
The green status LED is wired to the violet lead on the 1.25 mm network connector and lights when that signal line is active.
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