This PoE-Powered Monitor is a Game Changer for IP Camera Installations and More!

I know, I know. I had you at "PoE-Powered Monitor." The ability to install this monitor without taking up another power receptacle is game-changing enough. But there are so many more features to this little monitor that it almost sounds too good to be true.
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Not only is there a PoE in port, but there's also a LAN Out port. This means that you can connect another device to your network simply by connecting it to your monitor.
There's also a 12V DC power input connection. But if you're powering this monitor with PoE, the 12V DC input turns into a 12V DC output, allowing you to power other devices with your monitor.
You pickin up what we're puttin down? You smell what we're stepping in? If you're following along, you've probably already jumped to the conclusion that you can USE YOUR POE-POWERED MONITOR TO INSTALL A SECURITY CAMERA without having to run a whole new Ethernet cable from the camera's site to the home switch. This monitor is sure to be any IP security professional's new best friend.
But wait, there's more! The USB power port allows you to power USB media devices straight from your monitor. Google Chromecasts? Amazon Firesticks? You name it. If it has to be powered with a USB port, your monitor can provide the power it needs, meaning you can use this monitor for so much more than just CCTV. Imagine you're installing security cameras at a small grocery or retail store. This monitor could also be sold as an addon for displaying digital signage in areas where it would be difficult to do with a standard monitor with a plug.
In this video, we walk you through several use cases where this monitor can come in handy, but we just scrape the surface. Let us know in the comments below how you plan to use this monitor in your own installations!

[@ryanvillafuerte2858]

do you have distributor here in philippines?

[@BR0KK85]

Any plans supporing better panels maybe ones that feature 120hz and up?

[@ipcampower3506]

Only 60 Hz for now

[@TheNightTimeEntrepreneur]

So I don't need a home or vga? This monitor will receive visual from the cctv poe box?

[@ipcampower3506]

You will simply run the HDMI cable from the DVR or NVR to the monitor

[@nickiminajwannabe]

I plan on using this monitor as Ubiquity only offers an uninterruptible power supply for their switches and gateways so I can only use poe

[@ipcampower3506]

If you use the ubiquiti switch, please ensure it has enough adequate wattage. The monitor includes a free poe injector if you need it

[@nickiminajwannabe]

@@ipcampower3506 The Gateway has POE++

[@hman1873]

Pretty cool do they offer larger size monitors?

[@seannelson6273]

Not yet!

[@BR0KK85]

Apparently they do now there is a 28" and a 32" monitor on amazon

[@ipcampower3506]

boom ipcampower.com/collections/poe-monitors

[@sameedmaqsood7051]

What is the standard af/at/bt?

[@ipcampower3506]

It needs atleast 30 watts. so 802.3at

[@BR0KK85]

What's standard of POE is this ?

[@ipcampower3506]

802.3at keep in mind the Monitor now comes with a free POE injector

[@BR0KK85]

@@ipcampower3506 nice thank you. This is what I've been looking for for a long time.
Need to check if amazon delivers to Germany tho :)

[@xxdemonshitxx]

1080p only?!? But what if you have 4K cameras?!?😭

[@ipcampower3506]

Boom ipcampower.com/collections/poe-monitors