The PSE−1 10Gb UHD Power Over Ethernet Injector from Kramer provides power remotely over Ethernet to any device capable of acting as a PoE acceptor (for example, a wallplate where it may be difficult to connect an external power supply). This allows a single HDBT LAN cable to provide both data and electrical power to compatible devices.

Total Range up to 328' at 4K on shielded BC−DGKat623 or BC−HDKat6a cable (or equivalent)

Supports HDMI and HDCP

Safety Regulatory Compliance: CE, c−UL, UL

EMI/EMC Regulatory Compliance: CE, C−tick, FCC Class A, ICES, KCC, VCCI

Complies with appropriate requirements of RoHS and WEEE

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the longest time this camera can power shooting 4k video, with the 1 battery that come with the box??

A: The Canon HFG70 battery will last about 60-90 mins depending on your 4K video settings.

Q: 2. Is the H.264 video signal over ethernet compatible with Blackmagic Switchers? How about Newtek? Trying to get a switcher that works with this new tech!

A: Bringing in an IP Signal from a camera is something that is normally done with Software Based Switching Products such as vMix and Wirecast. We have some pre-configured options from both companies that you could look in to. https://bhpho.to/2F72gyAhttps://bhpho.to/2kPYog8

Q: 3. How can white balance be calibrated? I've heard complaints.

A: This camera offers two AUTO White Balance settings which you can adjust the speed at which it changes the balance. It also offers presets for Indoors and Outdoors. Finally it has a ONE PUSH White Balance and Manual White Balance.

Q: 4. Does the time stamp show hours, minutes and seconds? Showing the seconds is a requirement for legal video in my state.

A: Yes, the Canon XA70 can burn time as hours, minutes and seconds for court reporting applications. OSD recording embeds date, time, timecode, and other data into your original camera files, effectively "time stamping" the information into each frame of video, a requirement for legal and law enforcement videographers.

Q: 5. Can I control this camera with Cat6 PoE Cable and control it with a Mac computer running Telestream's Wirecast application?

A: Yes. The following unit offers POE. In order to drive the system you can control the unit via IR Remote Control " enclosed with purchase" or AViPAS AV-3104 3D Keyboard Controller " separate purchase" BH #AV3104V2 • MFR #AV-3104 https://bhpho.to/3kneB8B

Q: 6. where is the canon XA70 made?

A: The Canon XA70 is manufactured in Japan.

Q: 7. If my computer does not have an sdi input how to I connect the the video to my hdmi input or usb, I just need it to stream for YouTube nothing fancy

A: You can simply connect the camera to your network by using the ethernet port on the camera and then receiving the IP feed on your computer with software e.i. OBS. If you use the SDI, you'll need to get an SDI capture device like BH #MA32070: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1350328-REG/magewell_32070_usb_3_0_sdi_capture.html?sts=pi&pim=Y

Q: 8. Can it record for along time, let's say 8 hours if plugged in with an ac adapter and enough memory cards?

A: Yes, the Canon XA70 does not have a recording limit and can record all day if needed.

Q: 9. Can this camera be used with the Sony IR-IP10 controller?

A: This camera is compatible with the RM-IP10 and the RM-IP500 controllers

Q: 10. Did Sony make this camera so it can zoom slower than the BRC-H800? It was not possible to zoom slow enough with that camera to get professional results. I was wondering if the engineers ironed that out in this unit. Thanks!

A: Hello, James! The BRC-X1000 has a much slower zoom capability. The issue with the H900 is that if you tried to zoom slower, then the lens becomes unstable. If you are using the X1000 and put the camera into ramp mode 3 and you combine with the RMIP500 (with its variable speed zoom control), you can do on air zooms that the H900 cannot. ~Zac