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Features
Power Extension
- Up to 25 ft relay
- Daisy chain friendly
- Supports 2A current
Data Sync Capability
- Higher fidelity
- Lower noise
- High speed transfer
Weather Proof
- Outdoor compatible
- UV resistance
- Cold temperature okay
Extreme Durability
- High-quality materials
- Superior resilience
- Maximum strength
Tj
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024
Works
Shirley T.
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024
Works great with my ring indoor cam
francisco vadillo
Reviewed in Mexico on November 3, 2024
Muy buen material cumple con mi expectativa
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023
Just what I needed to extend the reach. Very quality wire and doesn’t have any trouble being installed in a corner sheath. Great fitment and great price.
Fishing Fool
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023
I used this to connect my Ring camera to a power outlet. Works fine and it is plenty long enough.
Vance Purdy
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2023
My WYZE V3 would connect fine with the standard 6 foot cable, but would not connect using this 15 foot cable. After some investigation, the problem looks like excessive electrical resistance in the cable itself. I rigged up some fixtures to allow 4 terminal low-resistance measurements of the different cables.The WYZE V3 camera will draw almost 0.5 amps in peak current pulses.The standard 6 foot cable has 0.37 ohms resistance, which means the 5 volts input will drop to 4.8 volts at the camera.However, the 15 foot cable has 3.36 ohms resistance, which means the 5 volts input will drop to 3.3 volts at the camera. I strongly suspect the camera just won't work when the voltage is that low. My camera sure didn't.The 15 foot cable has almost 4 times more resistance per foot than the standard cable -- they must have used some very small wires inside.The WYZE V3 draws a lot more high current pulses when it's recording continuously to the micro SD card. If you're not using the micro SD card, you may get better results with the cable. Also, all this is based on just the one cable. It's always difficult to say how consistent these products are from sample to sample.But beware.
oreosmeow
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2023
Plugged it into an extra Arlo USB charger I had, stuck the other end through the hole in the siding the electrician left for me, plugged it into the camera and - VOILA! The camera started charging.No more getting on the ladder to take the camera down to charge.Nice price, and I like that the USB connection to the camera is straight so no need to cut that hole bigger, which I would have had to do if it had the angled connector that the Arlo product now comes with.
Neirot Luna
Reviewed in Mexico on November 29, 2023
Vale la pena comprarlo, sobre todo para tus cámaras, si es lo que estas buscando
Anthony Lavado
Reviewed in Canada on May 6, 2021
This cable is great! I used two of these to power two separate Wyze Cam v3's, and they have been working flawlessly. I've just used the standard power adapter that came with the cameras, no special changes or anything.The micro USB side of this cable fits right in to the water protection "boot" that the camera's power cable has, so I have no concerns about water entry.It comes with a set of cable clips that can be nailed in to a wall to secure it if needed.
Allen C
Reviewed in Canada on September 20, 2020
I got the 15ft / 5m Benair cable for a Blink XT2 camera, it works and fits into the micro USB port nicely. Note that it is a (very long) micro USB cable rather than a "Power Extension Cable" that extends existing cable.The cable itself is fairly flexible and thin, easy to bend around corners and to go under the door / baseboard. Installation was easy with the included mounting clips + nails. Unfortunately the cable is too thin for the mounting clips to secure it in place, it can be a problem for some people.
Foxyone
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 23, 2020
Excellent
Mike Fuller
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2020
It's not complicated -- it's just a USB cable. Only time will tell if it's truly an outdoor cable, but it is relatively thin for an outdoor cable, and one cable got the insulation nicked off when pulling it through a conduit. The two things to beware of are:1. The connector is small, so if you're using it outdoors, it's not going to seal like cables made specifically for a particular camera model. I overcame this with a small amount of silicon glue.2. While it claims to be compatible with many cameras, if you have an Arlo 2 or similar with the mount at a 90-degree angle, it's not going to fit. I ended-up having to go with a lower-rated Wasserstein cable for the above camera, but fortunately I have 2 other Arlo 2 cameras mounted at different angles where I was able to use the cable.
JD
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2018
I set-up a Wyze Cam at front entry. To get power to it without looking like crap I drilled a hole next to door frame as a conduit for the USB cable. Finishing touches include white caulking for inside and gray caulking for outside of said hole. And Because the cable color closely matched my baseboard moulding, used small dots of gorilla glue every few feet along door frame and top of moulding to hold it fast. The cable has pretty much disappeared into the moulding. In short the Mrs. is happy. I was impressed with this cable's ability to carry 5V this far. In fact, I tried a 25' cable originally planning to go a different route. The camera worked great with that cable too. I have personal experience designing and sizing conductors for devices requiring 5VDC and let me tell you distance is not your friend.
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