ã€Upgraded】LINOVISION POE IP Over Coax EOC Converter Max 3000ft Power and Data Transmission Over Regular RG59 Coaxial Cable for Upgrading Analog Surveillance System to IP Surveillance System (Conv-EOC)
EOC (Ethernet over Coax) Converter, also known as IP Over Coax Converter is used to transmit Video & Audio & Data over existing coaxial cables (RG59 or RG6). Linovision EOC converter has some unique features, like POE power + data transmission, up to 3,000ft long-reach ethernet over coax extender and no DC12V power is required.
Outstanding Features:
- Ethernet + Power transmission over one coaxial cable, perfect to upgrade existing coax camera systems to IP surveillance systems without replacing cables.
- Up to 3,300 ft (1,000 meters) point-to-point transmission, no extender or repeater is required.
- No power adapter is required (EOC-Receiver should be powered by POE)
- Compact dimension 79mm×52mm×23mm (3.1“x2.0â€x0.9â€), easily to fit in water-proof housing and camera bracket
- Industrial design, with built-in heat sink, ensure super reliability and hassle-free transmission.
- Plug-n-play operation, no configuration is required.
- Support Ethernet + Power transmission over twist pair cable, power line or other two-pin cables (twist pair cable connector is included in package)
- Compatible to IEEE802.3af/IEEE802.3at POE protocol, max 21W POE load capacity in 100m (330ft) , or 11W POE load capacity in 300m (1000ft).
Applications:
This EOC converter is very useful in these scenarios:
– Upgrade analog coax camera systems to IP video surveillance systems without replacing existing coaxial cables
– Long reach ethernet data extender to max. 1000 meters (or 3,300 ft) without repeater.
– Data and Power transmission in elevators, underwater video system, or any location with two-pin cables
Package Includes:
- 1 * EOC Transmitter
- 1 * EOC Receiver
- 2 * BNC to Twist Pair Connector
- 1 * User Manual
- 2 * Pack of installation screws
Unique Features Compared with Competitors
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Industrial designIndustrial design, with built-in heat sink Ensure super reliability and hassle-free transmission. | POE power + Data transmissionIt can provide power to remote POE device with max.30W power consumption and no local DC power adapter is required. | Ethernet + Power transmission over twist pair cableEthernet over Twist pair cable, power line, or almost any two-pin cables (2020 upgraded function) |
Connection Diagram
Applications in below scenarios
General EOC Applications
- Upgrade traditional analogue system to IP surveillance system while using existing coaxial cable(RG59 cable)
- Remote power & network transmission for VoIP phone, WiFi AP (POE enabled) over coaxial cable
EOC Application in Elevator(2020 Upgraded)
- Transmit POE power and IP data over coaxial or twist pair cable. One passive EOC-transmitter will be put inside the elevator cart to feed camera or signal board, and one EOC-receiver will be in the control room, powered by POE switch/POE injector/POE NVR.
- For multiple elevators application, one EOC-Switch04 or EOC-Switch24 will be put in the control room, working together with max 8 elevators.
FAQ
Q: Why my POE device is offline when working with our EOC (IP Over Coax) Converter?
A: Several main reasons are as follow:
1. Because of reverse connection. EOC transmitter should be connected to POE device (IPC/VoIP), and EOC receiver is connected to POE supply device (POE NVR, POE Switch or POE Injector).
2. It is used for point-to-point coax cable direct connection ONLY, no BNC repeater/T-connect/splitter in the middle.
3. Because of insufficient load capacity. The maximum load capacity is 21W in 300ft transmission which is sufficient to power a regular IP PTZ camera. The load capacity can be at least 11W in 1000ft transmission which is sufficient to power most of IP cameras or VoIP phones.
4. Because of no power supply. Please be informed that EOC receiver has to be connected to an POE NVR, POE Switch or POE Injector to be powered.
| Weight: | 250 g |
| Dimensions: | 7.87 x 5.08 x 2.29 cm; 250 Grams |
| Brand: | LINOVISION |
| Model: | Conv-EOC |
| Colour: | White |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Linovision |
| Colour: | White |
I put a set of these on either end of the coax cable, and the new Ethernet camera easily connected to my network over the old video line.
I ordered 4 pairs to run Ubiquiti IP cameras over pre-existing coax lines. They’ve been working perfectly for years without issues, regardless of swings in temps and humidity.
Installed over 100′ of cat6, 100′ RG6 and 50′ RG59 all connected and barreled together. It worked immediately without any issues. This was for a Luma IP 110 series camera. Poe worked well
Full duplex and PoE+ right out of the box.
Plugged one end into PoE switch and put a PoE+ powered device on opposite end. Works transparently as if you were just using a regular Ethernet cable. Fine for running a PoE+ camera.
If you’re looking at using this item, you may well have coaxial cable running to a CCTV camera and wanting to put a POE camera at the end of that run.
I have a coax cable run by the builder, and would be unable to run ethernet without tearing down quite a lot of the structure. I used this to install a Ubiquiti POE camera at the end of the run.
I used these to create a coax cable bridge for both ethernet and POE, just as the instructions said. Ubiquiti reports the camera connected at 100 Mbps speed. The POE is connected only at the non-camera end of the run, and powers both transducers as well as the camera.
Im using this product with a cameras, intercoms and computers. in an elevator (52fl building) is working perfect (coax). using with a twisted pair is working 600ft and with single pair (18×2) is working fine but only 150ft I did try at 300ft but gave me some errors.
Exactly as described, piece of cake to power a Cisco voip phone at end of coax run to a bedroom. Highly recommended
Ich nutzte den Konverter, um ber eine vorhandene SAT-COAX-Verkabelung (Altbau) Internet bertragen zu knnen fr mein Homeoffice. Funktioniert im Vergleich zu anderen Produkten seit Wochen fehlerfrei und einwandfrei. Bin sehr happy mit dem Produkt!
Exceptionnel : j’utilise un ancien cble coax pour mettre au bout d’un enregistreur des camras modernes IP PTZ IR !!
Tout fonctionne merveille
Les camras (en fait ces blocs) sont branchs sur un Cisco POE+
Chaque bloc alimente, via un coax, une camra IP Poe
L’adresse IP ne change pas, on peut rgler toutes les camras avec leurs vraies adresses IP
Un petit conseil, garder le botier un peu ventil car en Poe, il chauffe un peu, en l’ouvrait on peut constater qu’il est bien prvu un radiateur en aluminium avec un isolant thermique, donc il faut garder dans le coffret livr
Vraiment que du bonheur, faire fonctionner des camras modernes sur un vieux cblage !!
100% conte
Worked for a PoE IP camera that only had old COAX run to it. No issues whatsoever. It is a little large; so it can be a challenge to conceal it at the camera location.
Unit works great would like it to work on 1gb
Use it with Poe camera to change analog camera. Save me a lot of time and money
We have a 20-year-old Camera system with coax run underground for 200+ Feet, it would have cost us $Thousands of dollars to re-cable the Premises. We bought some of these adapters and they extended our POE ethernet to NEW POE cameras, and not just small cameras big HIKVISION LPR cameras, and so far everything is working perfectly. so instead of a 3-week project, we updated our Cameras in just a few days.
Easy install and it worked perfect to get eithernet where I need without running a cat cable
This device works like a charm. I didn’t want to do more holes in my exterior walls. to run a Network cable. Since I stop using Dish, I used the same COAX cable to run an entry point in my patio. I need a POE and these pair needs as well as the Network antenna (entry point). I installed a power supply for both and is working under sun, rain and hard winds. Please see my photos from the inside in my panel and outside.
I am sure I will be getting some more of these, as the time comes to change other cameras over to IP.
Connected an 8mp HD IP camera to an old coax and it is absolutely fine.
I had tried another, cheaper product, that was complete CR*P. Very pleased with this pricy but excellent device. Not having to run new cables over the roof of an old building was a great relief. I had to change the junction box for a slightly larger one, but, otherwise, it was a doddle. Recommended.
Bought a few now, will buy more for camera projects where Coax is already in place. Good product and cost effective.
I used five pairs to convert five security cameras to ethernet instead of high risk wifi. All worked flawlessly first time with an existing ubiquiti poe switch
First I ordered a box of 1000ft burial cable and setup a test in my home by terminating on the spool like in their video. It didn’t work so I reached out to seller support who was very helpful and fast at their response. I tested my cable from each end and that’s where I found my problem… it tested 1048ft from one end but the other end tested 4ft. Once I trimmed a few feet off it started working immediately. I tested 93mb/sec through the line at 1044ft. Perfect! It may test faster on a different network but for a far reach… I’ll take 93mb any day. AWESOME PRODUCT!!!
Amazing product. Tried other manufacturers units first and they failed. Plugged these in and it was money! Great products, will buy again!!
I had to change the camera profile from NETIP to ONVIF in the NVR setting to get it to recognize the camera.
I have already ordered a 2nd Linovision EOC unit to connect a regular IP camera over coax.
It should be noted that the 2 included BNC connectors are BNC to 2 wire connector. You will have to purchase 2 BNC to female F barrel adapters to connect to a coax terminated in an F connector.
I am adding the following to my review. Due to it’s shape and the location of the BNC and Ethernet connections on the wide side of the unit, I had to upsize the outdoor electrical cross connect box to a 10″x6″x4″. This was necessary even though I used a very flexible 6 inch coax cable.
Verry nice product, use for poe device under broken cat5e wire continuity. I have use only 2 wires on 8 at 300ft between poe switch and my poe device, work fine!. No need to add power supply at the end(poe device).
EDIT: I added 2 images, the 480 is my base line and the 94 is with this adapter using a 3ft BNC cable for testing, very impressive!
It works! I haven’t tested the speed with a computer but it handles 4k@20fps just fine.
The packaging is also nice.
Note: the original version is identical (even same packaging) to the dahua available on AliExpress for around $50. But for many people including myself the prime shipping is worth the extra few bucks.
Works well over a coax cable, we got 100 MBs upload and download over a distance of 1100FT. However, with 2the same distance, 2 conductors the maximum rate we got was 9MBs, symetrical.
Very cool to put data and power over Coax. Wish it was MoCA or gigabit, otherwise would have given 5 stars.
Had to dismantal the camera side adapter for each camera as it went into a weatherproof housing. But they all came up right-a-way. Picture quality was amazing.
I made a rack for the DVR side and hung them all on it. Looks awesome but didn’t take a picture of them live. So attached the one image I have of them on the rack.
I will definitely use these again and recommend them to anyone.
Plugged it into a Wi-Fi access point and my PoE switch. The AP immediately powered up and worked. No muss, no fuss. Works as advertised!
Got out the ladder, disconnected one of the CCTV cameras (including the 24v power). I mounted a 4×4 weatherproof electrical box to the siding, ran the coax into the box and connected it to the converter, then ran a small Ethernet patch cable to the IP PoE camera which I mounted onto the face of the electrical box. Went inside to the office where my PoE switch sits (and all coax cable runs terminate), plugged the other converter into the coax and ran an Ethernet patch cable to the switch. Much to my delight, it just worked like a charm. For me, this was well worth not having to make all of the tricky PoE cable runs by repurposing the existing coax.
There is a caveat. These modules only pass unicast IP traffic. I deducted a star because that information should be included somewhere in the description or specifications. HomeKit, and most other smart home systems, rely upon Bonjour/Zeroconf, which relies on multicast traffic–primarily mDNS–for service discovery and general operation. So if you want to use these to extend your network out to a smart home device, including smart cameras, you’ll need to have a way to publish the device’s mDNS record(s) manually so your smart home controller can find it. For example, you can use dns-sd on macOS, or avahi on linux…but it’s non-trivial. Don’t expect it to “just work.”
Linovision’s tech support was responsive to my question regarding this issue. It took them a few days, but they did finally confirm that this device does not pass multicast traffic. This makes a certain amount of sense from the standpoint of optimizing network bandwidth, but it should be mentioned in the documentation. It would be really nice to have the ability to enable multicast if desired.
All in all, the fact that I can get solid PoE and network connectivity—lack of multicast notwithstanding—over 1800 ft of coax is amazing. These units are super compact, they don’t seem to run hot, and by golly they work. I’m impressed.
Update: After running great nonstop for several weeks, the “Receiver” (which is the module that “receives” ethernet & power and sends it down the coax) completely died. Linovision tech support came through immediately, and had a replacement to me very quickly. So, another customer service win for them. I am, though, concerned about the root cause of the failure, because I don’t want the new one to die in a few weeks. Since the unit has an internal heat sink, and it’s associated with the power circuitry, I’m going to start with an assumption that something overheated in or around those components. I’ll see what I can do to keep the replacement cooler, and see how long it lasts. Fingers crossed.
Update 2: The replacement unit has been in service for over a year now, and is working great. Apparently my gate is a high-static area and tends to eat electronics during lightning storms. After adding good grounding to the coax, the DC lines, even the gate itself, things have become much more stable and reliable.
I am very impressed with this device, it has a feature in the cctv industry, I would like to see the receiver with multiple ports so you don’t have to installed one (1) for every camera behind the NVR.
Great customer service, a unit stopped working and they sent replacement.
Suspect however the unit fried itself (it was in box on roof to allow for a wifi AP over coax), but hopefully the replacement unit will last longer than the first one.
Ran this 300ft from basement terminal to outbuilding on a home run (continuous coax, no splitter). One end plugged into a realink NVR–>cat6 patch cord–>receiver Linovision–>transmitter Linovision–>cat6 patch cord–>realink 5k POE camera. Worked out of the box. No configuration needed. Does not seem to drop packets and delivered a reliable 12v which was needed for the cameras. Happy to purchase 4 more to continue upgrading older CCTV cameras.
These worked great for my new AXIS ip cameras . I was able to connect my Poe camera to my network using the old analog coax cable at 800′ from my poe switch without any problem or additional power conductors
Have used these multiple times and worked spot on every time.
I get a full 100mbps connection, though of course I wish it could be 1000mbps. I assume the limitation is with the coax though, as I couldn’t find any gigabit-capable analogue to this (maybe I just didn’t look hard enough). That’s fine, as my ISP connection is 100mbps anyway, but it’d be nice to have internal speeds be better. I also kind of wish there was an F-style option, as I had to purchase BNC ends to replace the F connectors on my cabling. This could also be done with a potentially-included adapter, but it was still annoying.
On the “close” end, I have the box screwed directly into a floor joist. It’s working great, doing its job admirably. The “far” end was a little tricky though, as it’s in the wall. This box did *not* fit in any single-gang box, so I ultimately opted to use the open frame style of wall box (because this is low-voltage), allowing the connections to all hang loose in the wall. It seems to be working ok, though I’m not sure if I should be worried about anything.
I have bought about 6 of these units over the past year and they have all worked great with no issues! I will continue to use this product.
Excited that these worked. Much easier & cheaper than running new Cat 5 in place of coaxel cable!
This is a great product and a lot of people tryin to run POE over Coax will be Very happy with this product.
I’ve purchased splitters and amps and none seem to work, but this product worked like a charm and hooked up within 5 minutes. Used to run internet to my shop about 150 feet away on some existing coax. Couldn’t believe it worked, but it did!
Got these for an old CCTV installation to change over an old analog to IP. The camera was located on a light pole over 1000′ away from the head end. Change out was simple – plug and play, and IP camera came right up.