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I have an old wired outdoor light where I would like to put a security camera.
Can the ultra be hard wired? By this I mean directly into a 240V supply, no plug or USB, just directly into the wiring that the light would use.
What accessories would I require as I’m assuming I’ll need something to step down the supply?
Thanks!!!
Can the ultra be hard wired? By this I mean directly into a 240V supply, no plug or USB, just directly into the wiring that the light would use.
What accessories would I require as I’m assuming I’ll need something to step down the supply?
Thanks!!!
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Mate I had the same thing I hard wired a outdoor weather proof box with power plug that’s got USB ports built in works great
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If you hard wire the Ultra to 240v , you'd prob have a melted camera in about a micro second....
The cameras all use a transformer to lower the voltage down to USB levels and covert to dc.
You do know they sell an outside plug already made for that?
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@dalekr wrote:
Mate I had the same thing I hard wired a outdoor weather proof box with power plug that’s got USB ports built in works great
Likewise.
This comes up pretty often .
An electrician can fit a weather proof external socket. But if they know their stuff they will go nowhere near a lighting circuit for outdoor power. Wrong amps.
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