Video Output Via 2-Wire

Video Output Via 2-Wire uses existing copper cable infrastructure (twisted pair or coaxial cable) to extend the Ethernet network.  This is a cost-effective, time-saving alternative to running a new Cat5/6 cable.  This allows for the powering of devices without the need for a local power source at the device location or having to run a separate cable for power.

Video Output Via 2-Wire provides the ability to leverage existing 2-Wire cable infrastructure to extend the Ethernet network to remote locations, such as light poles, subsea installations, OIl rig operations, and other situations where the distance from the camera or video equipment and the monitor is essential.