15meter RJ45 plus DC Ethernet CCTV cable for household IP cameras. Combines a network plug and a power plug in one run to simplify installation and reduce cable clutter. Key benefits Simplifies wiring: One cable run delivers the Ethernet connection and the DC power plug for cameras that use separate data and power inputs. Easy installation: Preterminated RJ45 and DC connectors allow plugandplay setup with minimal tools. Clean, reliable connections: Molded connectors and a protective outer jacket reduce signal interruptions and wear from repeated plugging. Correct length for common setups: 15 meters provides flexible placement options for indoor cameras without excess slack. Main features Function: Carries Ethernet data via RJ45 and DC power via a separate power plug to support household IP camera installations that require both connections. Compatibility: Designed for household IP cameras that accept an RJ45 network connection and a DC power jack. Not intended for cameras that use Power over Ethernet without an appropriate adapter. Size: 15 meters length for flexible camera placement across rooms, hallways, and common outdooradjacent areas. Construction: Preterminated cable with RJ45 connector and DC power plug and a durable outer jacket for everyday household use. Performance: Stable data and power delivery for standard IP camera operation across the 15meter distance. Practical use scenarios Front door camera: Run the single cable from an indoor router and power source up to a doorfacing IP camera mounted on an interior wall to keep the external appearance tidy. Living room or hallway monitoring: Place cameras where they record common areas, using the 15meter reach to route behind walls or along baseboards for a discreet installation. Garage or covered porch interior: Connect cameras mounted near entries to an indoor network and power source without multiple visible cables. What to check before buying Verify your camera requires a separate RJ45 network connection and a DC power jack rather than Power over Ethernet. Confirm the DC plug type on your camera matches the cable power plug. This cable is a straightforward solution for homeowners who want a tidy, reliable wired connection for household IP cameras that use separate Ethernet and DC power inputs.