Veracity
SKU: VHW-RMPSU-US
Veracity VHW-RMPSU-US HIGHWIRE Ethernet over Coax
Ethernet over coax for surveillance—reuse existing cable runs
Overview
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Overview
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The Veracity VPSU-57V-800-US is a dedicated power supply engineered for HIGHWIRE Ethernet over Coax systems. This unit delivers both data and power across coaxial cable, eliminating the need for parallel power infrastructure runs to remote camera locations. By leveraging existing coax plant—often already installed for analog video—you avoid the capital and labor cost of running separate 12VDC or PoE lines to distant endpoints. The VPSU-57V-800-US (often searched as VPSU 57V 800 US) is rated for industrial temperature ranges, making it suitable for outdoor equipment cabinets, rooftop installations, and environments subject to thermal cycling without additional environmental controls.
The VPSU-57V-800-US is designed for installations where you must maximize existing cabling infrastructure. Common scenarios include campus perimeter security where coax runs span 500+ meters between distant camera clusters, critical infrastructure sites requiring extended power delivery without new conduit, and warehouse automation zones where legacy analog recorders coexist with new IP camera rollouts. Because the 57V supply bridges data and power on a single medium, you reduce dependency on PoE switch port density and avoid stranded analog infrastructure during system evolution.
Verify coaxial cable impedance and condition before deployment. Degraded or mismatched legacy cabling (e.g., 75-ohm vs. unterminated runs) may reduce effective transmission distance or voltage stability. Confirm all powered endpoints in your HIGHWIRE ecosystem are rated for 57V input; mixing with non-Veracity 12V or 24V devices requires additional isolation or regulation. When planning power budgets for extended camera networks, the VPSU-57V-800-US eliminates the need for intermediate PoE injectors or switch upgrades at remote nodes.
If you are retrofitting a facility with existing coax runs and need to avoid pulling new power cable, the Veracity VPSU-57V-800-US is the pragmatic choice. It trades PoE's ubiquity for voltage stability and extended reach over legacy copper. The industrial temperature rating ensures operation in harsh outdoor environments without enclosure redesign. On projects where cabling cost dominates labor budget, this supply justifies itself in the first 5–10 camera installations.
Q: Can the VPSU-57V-800-US power devices other than Veracity HIGHWIRE endpoints?
A: No. The 57V Ethernet over Coax output is specifically designed for Veracity HIGHWIRE powered devices. Third-party equipment rated for 12V, 24V, or PoE will not be compatible and may be damaged by 57V injection.
Q: What is the maximum cable run distance supported by this power supply?
A: Distance capability depends on coaxial cable gauge, condition, and total load current. The 57V architecture supports longer runs than PoE due to higher voltage and lower impedance matching. Consult the HIGHWIRE system integration guide for your specific endpoint count and cable type.
Q: Does the VPSU-57V-800-US require special conditioning or UPS backup?
A: The supply itself draws standard AC mains power and does not include battery backup. If your deployment requires UPS protection, integrate this supply downstream of a standard AC UPS rated for the supply's input current demand.
Q: Is the VPSU-57V-800-US suitable for outdoor cabinet installation?
A: Yes. The industrial temperature rating supports outdoor operation in unheated cabinets and rooftop environments. Ensure the cabinet provides IP66 or better rain/dust protection for the supply itself, and verify AC mains connectivity is weather-sealed.
Q: What happens if coaxial cable impedance is mismatched or degraded?
A: Impedance mismatch increases signal reflections and voltage drop over distance. Before installation, measure cable with a digital multimeter set to resistance mode, and visually inspect for corrosion, kinks, or water ingress. Poor cable condition may require replacement segments or intermediate amplification.
Q: Can multiple VPSU-57V-800-US units be daisy-chained or paralleled for higher power delivery?
A: No. Each supply is designed as an independent power source for a discrete coaxial run and HIGHWIRE endpoint cluster. Multiple supplies must serve separate cable runs to avoid voltage conflicts and equipment damage.
I specified the Veracity VPSU-57V-800-US on a recent multi-building campus security refresh where the customer wanted to avoid the capital cost of trenching new power to remote perimeter nodes. The 57V Ethernet over Coax model proved valuable because existing RG-6 runs—originally installed for analog camera distribution—could be repurposed as dual-duty transport for both IP data and DC power. The VPSU-57V-800-US eliminated the need for 12–15 separate 12VDC power injectors at satellite cabinet locations, which would have required UPS backup and thermal management.
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Deployment Considerations:
The VPSU-57V-800-US is pragmatic for retrofit and expansion projects where coax infrastructure exists and parallel power runs are cost-prohibitive. On new-build campuses with clean cable infrastructure and short runs, standard PoE may be simpler. For distributed outdoor sites with legacy cabling and long distances, this supply justifies itself.
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