Connecting Phone jack style to RCA ports (PC)

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   I have a difficult install for my company.

I have 4 1993 era Ultrac KC 1P cameras that my client does not want replaced but integrated to a PCI card PC based DVR system (Lorex QLR0440 4 port video caption card)

the power requirement for the cameras is DC 15V, 60Hz, 3Watt

this camera system is connected to a small VCR based monitoring system and i have deduced that it draws it's power through the phone line from the system itself (no external power supply).

My question is what type of adapters exist to convert these cameras from phone to RCA with power?

any help would be valuable

thanks in advance

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Shocktherapy Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List New Member Joined: Jan/11/2008 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 8	Quote Reply Topic: Connecting Phone jack style to RCA ports (PC) Posted: Jan/11/2008 at 8:08pm
	I have a difficult install for my company. I have 4 1993 era Ultrac KC 1P cameras that my client does not want replaced but integrated to a PCI card PC based DVR system (Lorex QLR0440 4 port video caption card) the power requirement for the cameras is DC 15V, 60Hz, 3Watt this camera system is connected to a small VCR based monitoring system and i have deduced that it draws it's power through the phone line from the system itself (no external power supply). My question is what type of adapters exist to convert these cameras from phone to RCA with power? any help would be valuable thanks in advance
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arwendt Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Admin Group Joined: Oct/26/2006 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 1271	Quote Reply Posted: Jan/30/2008 at 4:47pm
	Same advice as in the other thread: I am told by that rep that a company called NITEK specilizes in twisted pair video and data solutions. You can find them at www.nitek.net Perhpas you can call them or find a product on their site that would be a good fit for your situation.
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