Wiring CCTV into fuse board

[ShaunSwales]

I’m looking to install CCTV in my home, must of the cameras I have are plugs or usb connections. I want to be able to connect these to 1.5mm or 2.5mm cable already running through the house,
Is this possible?

An how could this be done?

 

[Richard-the-Ninth]

Pictures of your cameras and their cables would help.
As for can you connect them to existing 1.5 mm or 2.5mm cables, that depends on what these existing cables are doing now.

 

[binky]

Usually plug into a socket for the DVR, you could change sockets for ones with usb points for the cameras. NB usb sockets tend to be quite deep, as they have a transformer on the back, so you would need to check the back boxes are deep enough to get them in.

 

[Steviesparkie]

Usually plug into a socket for the DVR, you could change sockets for ones with usb points for the cameras. NB usb sockets tend to be quite deep, as they have a transformer on the back, so you would need to check the back boxes are deep enough to get them in.

Any system i have fitted normally comes with approx 25m of suitable camera cables either usb or bnc so power only required at dvr.

 

[binky]

Any system i have fitted normally comes with approx 25m of suitable camera cables either usb or bnc so power only required at dvr.

anything I've fitted has PoE so cat 5 to cameras and power for DVR, so this guys gear sounds a little unusual / Amazon special

 

[Badger]

Im same ip poe into poe switch then nvr or nvr direct