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Vszerda

Vszerda 2 Channel AHD Coaxial Video Multiplexer

SKU CH-FM6R-AJYG0

Combines two AHD coaxial video feeds into one signal for simplified surveillance cabling

  • Combines two AHD camera feeds over one coaxial cable
  • Extends video signal reach without extra wiring
  • Reduces installation complexity with dual-channel multiplexing
  • Maintains clear surveillance footage over long cable runs

2 Channel AHD Coaxial Multiplexer

The Vszerda multiplexer combines two analogue high definition camera signals onto a single coaxial cable. It is designed for installers who need to expand an existing CCTV system without running additional cabling. The unit accepts standard AHD inputs and maintains signal integrity over the rated transmission distance.

Installers extending twin camera runs

This device suits projects where two cameras share one cable path back to a recorder or monitor. It is not intended for IP based networks or systems requiring more than two channels. Buyers needing audio embedding, PTZ control over coax or longer reach than the specified distance should look at alternative transmission methods.

Highlights

  • Combines two AHD camera feeds over one coaxial cable
  • Extends video signal reach without extra wiring
  • Reduces installation complexity with dual-channel multiplexing
  • Maintains clear surveillance footage over long cable runs

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the 2 channel AHD coaxial video multiplexer and what connection step is commonly missed?

Connect each camera to the two BNC input ports using coaxial cable, then link the single BNC output to your DVR; the step often missed is matching the AHD signal format on the DVR channel to the multiplexer output.

What maintenance or replacement will the 2 channel AHD coaxial multiplexer need over time?

The passive unit itself has no moving parts; plan to inspect coaxial connectors and cable insulation annually and replace any corroded BNC fittings or degraded cable runs to maintain signal distance.

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