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9 ft Camera Power Extension Cable, 2.1 x 5.5 mm DC Jack

SKU ADC-VPE-9FT-W Model ADC-VPE-9FT-W

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Nine feet of extra reach on a 2.1 by 5.5 mm DC jack, which is the standard connector on Alarm.com cameras powered by an adapter. One male and one female end, so it goes inline between the supplied adapter and the camera with nothing to adapt.

Built for the installer

Most camera power adapters ship with a lead sized for a convenient install, not for the one in front of you. Nine feet covers the usual shortfall: across a soffit, down from an attic, or around a corner to the nearest socket.

Keeping a few on the van is cheaper than the alternative, which is splicing a camera power cable and creating a joint that will be the first suspect the next time that camera drops.

Key features

  • 9 ft (2.74 m) of extra reach for a supply that is not quite where you need it
  • Standard 2.1 x 5.5 mm DC jack, male to female, straight inline
  • Avoids splicing the camera cable and the failure point that creates

System requirements

For Alarm.com cameras powered through a 2.1 x 5.5 mm DC jack. For the V729 floodlight family a longer 19.6 ft option (ADC-VPE-729DC) is available.

Specifications

SKUADC-VPE-9FT-W
BrandAlarm.com
CompatibilityAlarm.com cameras using a 2.1 x 5.5 mm DC jack for power
Form factorDC power extension cable
Cable length9 feet (2.74 m)
Connector size2.1 mm x 5.5 mm DC jack
Connector typeOne male and one female
Longer alternativeADC-VPE-729DC, 19.6 ft extension for the V729 family

FAQs

What connector does this cable use?
A 2.1 x 5.5 mm DC jack, with one male and one female end so it fits inline between the camera and its supplied power adapter.
Is there a longer version?
Yes. The ADC-VPE-729DC gives 19.6 ft (6 m) and is specified for the ADC-V729 and ADC-VC729P floodlight cameras.
Will extending the cable affect camera performance?
A purpose-made extension of this length is designed for the load. Splicing or chaining multiple generic extensions is where voltage drop and intermittent faults start.