🎥 Enhanced Video Transmission: VIMVIP HD-CVI/TVI/AHD Passive Video Balun with Power Connector and RJ45 CAT5 Data Transmitter (1 Pair) Review

High quality balun at a low price. The connectors are made of durable and high quality material and connect to my camera smoothly. The product is very easy to install. The transfer is fast so the images look better. Satisfied.

One of my security camera BNC cables was broken. So instead of drilling a big hole so it can go through the finished BNC cables, I drilled a hole big enough to go through the Cat6 cable. This adapter solved many problems for me.

First I connected the cable and splintered the plastic in my hands. I taped it back as the cables aren't broken, poor quality. Secondly, and this is for all the people like me who might think that this is an "Analog to IP Converter". THIS IS NOT my fault, just a big FYI. The quality was so bad and I felt the marketing is a bit deceiving which is why it gets 1 star.

I've used them before but as soon as I plugged them in and turned the system back on all my cameras turned off. I suspect the internal cables are wrong and the power to my device has been lost. I replaced the PSU with $12 and everything was ok. To update! I have bought about 12 of these sets in the last 2 years they have all been good I guess a bad one is not the seller's fault. The seller took care of me quickly and everything is fine.

I didn't believe it would work, but I took the risk anyway. I'm glad I did! I already had an ethernet cable (two different categories, 5 and 6) connected to a connector. I connected this VIMVIP video adapter and the magic happened. I saved about 3-4 hours to route the cable around the entire perimeter. The video quality is slightly different (still acceptable) than a standard camcorder cable, but it could just be the camera and not this adapter. Would I buy again? Absolutely!

ok, there is a god! I hate using a 2 wire camera combo. This is an expensive item and if you are not careful you can damage the video cable (if you are using cameras you will need to route the video cable and the power cable and the two cables are supplied as one siamesed cable. Very expensive. Instead of routing with these baluns you can now run a regular Cat 5e with these terminators on each end: simple, cheap, easy to run, one of the devices goes to the camera, the other to the DVR and a 24…