Intercoax Security Camera Converters and Extenders

IP Security Camera Converters and Extenders

Extend Your Reach and Save: Repurpose Existing Cables with Intercoax Converters!

Learn how to seamlessly convert legacy cabling (coaxial, 2-pair UPT, 4-pair ethenet) to Ethernet or extend IP camera cable lengths with ease.

Repurpose Existing Cables

Save time and installation costs with IP converters and extenders.

Need Longer Cable Runs?

Use IP extenders to increase the reach and flexibility of your network system.​

Switch Almost Any Cable to IP​

Upgrade and future-proof your surveillance by converting older cables to support IP cameras.

A Security Installer's Best Friend

Lorex IP Camera converters and extenders offer quick setup and reliable performance — perfect for all security professionals.

How IP Camera Converters Work:

Intercoax converters simplify connectivity by adapting older cables to Ethernet or extending Ethernet reach, seamlessly integrating modern IP cameras without costly rewiring.

1. Connect the Transmitter

Plug an Ethernet/LAN cable from the NVR (Network Video Recorder) into the transmitter's output port.

2. Connect Existing Cable

Attach your legacy cable to the transmitter's input port.

3. Connect the Transmitter

Plug an Ethernet/LAN cable from the NVR (Network Video Recorder) into the transmitter's output port.

4. Connect Cable

Connect your legacy cable to the transmitter’s input port, then use an Ethernet cable to link the transmitter to the camera.

Find the Right Solution to Repurpose Cables and Extend Distances

 

How to Convert Coax Cable (Analog) to IP (Digital)

Easily convert coaxial cables to Ethernet for IP cameras, enabling digital connections while saving on rewiring costs.

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How to Covert 2-Pair UTP to 4-Pair UTP

Easily upgrade 2-pair UTP cables to 4-pair UTP, which provides higher data capacity and power delivery for IP cameras.

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How to Covert any 2-Pair cable to 4-Pair UTP

Upgrade 2-pair cables to 4-pair UTP for improved data transfer and power support. The additional pairs enhance connectivity, making them ideal for IP cameras and modern systems.

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Why Upgrade to IP?

Upgrade to the Latest Cameras

Experience the latest in video quality, advanced detections, and intelligent features.

Future-Proof Your Security

IP Camera and NVR software can be updated to adapt to emerging security technologies.

Expand with Reduced Cabling

Add new IP cameras using PoE technology to eliminate the need for separate power cables.

Terry B. Verified Buyer

31/07/24
★★★★★ Outstanding results

Best solution to upgrading to PoE cameras. These converters really work, and you could never tell the difference between the existing coax and CAT6 cable.

FAQ:
Intercoax Security Camera Converter & Extenders

What Are IP Security Camera Converters?

IP security camera converters are devices that allow you to adapt existing cables, such as coaxial or UTP cables, for use with modern IP cameras. They enable seamless integration, cost savings, and longer cable distances without the need for rewiring.

Can I Use My Existing Coaxial Cables for IP Cameras?

Yes, you can! Lorex IP camera converters make it easy to repurpose your existing coaxial cables (RG59, RG6, or similar) for IP cameras. This saves time and money while extending the reach of your surveillance system up to 4000ft.

What Is Power Over Ethernet (PoE), and How Does It Help?

Power over Ethernet (PoE) is a technology that delivers both power and data over a single Ethernet cable. With PoE and Lorex converters, you can reduce the need for separate power cables and simplify installation.

Are Lorex Converters Compatible With All IP Cameras?

Lorex converters are designed for compatibility with Lorex IP cameras and many other ONVIF-compliant devices. Check the product specifications or consult with our team to confirm compatibility.

How Do I Install a Lorex Converter?

Installing a Lorex converter is straightforward:
1.   Connect your existing coaxial or UTP cable to the input port on the converter.
2.   Attach the other end of the cable to your IP camera or NVR.
3.   Power on the converter and camera for a seamless setup.

What Are the Benefits of Using Lorex Converters?

  • Cost Savings: Reuse your existing cabling to save on installation costs.
  • Extended Distances: Achieve cable runs of up to 4,000 feet.
  • Simplified Installation: Reduce the need for additional power cables with PoE technology.
  • Future-Proofing: Upgrade to IP technology without rewiring your entire system.

Can Lorex Converters Be Used for Business Surveillance Systems?

Absolutely! Lorex converters are ideal for both residential and commercial applications. They are particularly useful for businesses upgrading from analog to IP cameras, ensuring minimal disruption and reduced costs.

What Type of Cables Can Be Repurposed Using Lorex Converters?

Lorex converters support a wide range of cable types, including:

  • Coaxial cables (RG59, RG6, RG11)
  • 2-Pair UTP cables
  • 4-Pair Ethernet cables This flexibility allows you to adapt to various cabling scenarios.

Where Can I Buy Lorex IP Camera Converters?

You can purchase Lorex IP camera converters and extenders directly from our Lorex Store or authorized distributors. Check out our IP Camera Convertors and Extenders collection for the best options tailored to your needs.

What Is the Difference Between Analog and IP Cameras?

Analog cameras use traditional coaxial cables to transmit video signals, while IP cameras send data digitally over Ethernet. IP cameras offer higher resolution, advanced features like AI analytics, and future-ready technology.

Do I Need a Professional Installer to Use Lorex Converters?

No, you don't need a professional installer. Lorex converters are designed for easy installation, making them suitable for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike.

How Do Lorex Converters Help Future-Proof My Security System?

Lorex converters allow you to transition from analog to IP systems without rewiring, enabling you to adopt new technologies like AI-powered cameras, advanced video analytics, and cloud-based storage as they become available.