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How to install an Active Balun with CAT5 Video

This video demonstrates how to install an agile video balun with CAT-five cable to transmit CCTV camera video up to 5000 feet.

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This video demonstrates how to install active video baluns with Cat5 cable for CCTV video manual. The AVB1 active balun organisation will be used in this demonstration.

On the left we have the transmitter side of the balun system. A unmarried twisted pair from a Cat-v is already connected to the terminal block of the device.

The last block conveniently detaches from the transmitter allowing the installer to adhere the cable more hands. In addition to the ii connections used for video, there is a third connection for grounding the device.

When the ground terminal is properly grounded, the balun also provides lightning and ability surge protection. A DC power supply is included and connects as seen here. A brusk BNC jumper cable is used to connect the CCTV camera to the input of the trasmitting balun.

A distance selecter is located on both the transmitter and receiver baluns that allows the installer to adjust the distension based on the altitude of the cable run. The receiver balun is continued on other end of the CAT-5 cable using the same style screw down terminal block. The reciever unit of measurement has the 3 distance level settings as well every bit a proceeds control to fine tune the video picture output. A BNC cable is attached to the reciever balun, which tin and so be connected to a surveillance DVR or BNC monitor.

The receiver balun is as well powered which enables the Cat-5 cable to exist run up to 5000 feet. And so, in review, a CCTV camera is connected via BNC coax cablevision to the transmitting balun. The transmitter is connected to the receiver using a unmarried twisted cable pair from CAT5 cable. And the receiver has a BNC video output that can be connected to a DVR or BNC monitor.

For more data on the active balun system used in this video, please the AVB1 agile balun page. Give thanks You for watching.