The HIGHWIRE Powerstar Camera Backbox & Ethernet over Coax Kitfrom HIGHWIRE Powerstar Camera Backbox & Ethernet over Coax Kitis a compact device designed to be mounted inside camera housings. It works with all HIGHWIRE Powerstar Base units (available separately) to deliver PoE/PoE+ power to an IP camera over legacy coax cabling. The camera unit receives PoE power from the base unit and transmits it to the camera. No external power cabling is required and all detection and setup occurs automatically. 200 Mb/s of total bandwidth is delivered at up to 1000' for RG59 or 1600' of RG11 coax.

Camera Backbox & Powerstar Base Unit    Complies with 802.3af and 802.3at    Transmission Range up to 1600'    100M Ethernet    Plug-and-Play Operation    Provides Up to 25W of PoE    Supports PoE and Non-PoE IP Cameras    SafeView Connection and Power Status    Compatible with RG59 and RG11 Cables

Connects and powers IP cameras over legacy coax cables

Plug-and-play operation

Compatible with all HIGHWIRE Powerstar Base units

Flexible leads for easy connection in small spaces

Provides long range extension over low-grade cabling like high-resistance copper-clad steel (CCS) types

SAFEVIEW power display indicates connection and power status

LED indicators for status

FCC, CE, and RoHS certified

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Manfrotto states this head is rated at 5.51 pounds not 4.41 as BH says. I'm guessing a typo by BH but does anyone know for sure? If you have this head, was the load rating mentioned in the documentation? Thanks, a 25% difference in the load would put this head where I want it.

A: I've used it with a 1DX and a 400mm 2.8 IS II with no problems..Jeff

Q: 2. Can I adapt this to go on a tripod. The opening threads on bottom of head are much larger than receiving thread on tripod plate. Is there some kind of adapter?

A: The receiving end of this head is a 3/8"-16, which is the standard tripod mounting screw size. You would mount this directly to the tripod's legs rather than to a quick release plate or another head. Remove the tripod's current head first. There is an adapter you can use (called a bushing) but not for use as you described.

Q: 3. What’s the resolution of the high-bright monitor?

A: It has a 1024x768 resolution.

Q: 4. Can the 1/4 inch screw in the QR plate be replaced by a 3/16” screw? And if so do you sell the 3/16” screw?

A: The 1/4" mounting screw on the Manfrotto 234RC Tilt Head for Monopods, with Quick Release cannot be changed.

Q: 5. I recently purchased this to attach my camera to a c-stand for overhead product shots. I need something to screw the head into that would fit on the c-stand arm. Does anyone know what I could use?

A: You would need to have a pin like this on the C stand knuckle: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/124750-REG/Avenger_E250_E250_Long_Double_Stud.html Then on that pin you can place a ball head adapter like this: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1244788-REG/kupo_kg014212_baby_ball_head_adapter.html On the Kupo ball head adapter you can place the Manfrotto 234RC Tilt Head for Monopods, with Quick Release

Q: 6. Will this mount on tripods used by DSLR cameras?

A: Yes it can as long as the tripod can support the weight of the teleprompter.

Q: 7. Does this work with the peak design RC2 plate?

A: Yes, the Manfrotto 234RC Tilt Head for Monopods, with Quick Release is compatible with the Peak Design Dual Plate v2 for Capture Camera Clip.

Q: 8. does the rack mount chassis come with the unit?

A: Yes, the rack mount ears do come with the unit that allows you to mount the unit.

Q: 9. Do you need a moca filter on coax coming into house?

A: You will need to install one unit near your router and one near your mesh or device units when installing the ASUS MA-25 MoCA 2.5 Coax to Ethernet Adapter (2-Pack) BH #ASMA252PK.

Q: 10. Does this adapter strip VLAN tags, or pass them through?

A: Per the vendor, the ASUS MA-25 MoCA 2.5 Coax to Ethernet Adapter (2-Pack) supports pass through VLAN tag.