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# Power the Camera
12-28V DC power supply
VIN = 12-28V
GND= Ground
{% hint style="info" %} **DO NOT!**
Do not power the camera with any power supply that provides more than 28V, as it may damage the camera （the lowest Voltage is 10 V, ideally 12-28V)
Do not power the camera using high noise, high frequency, high amplitude energy and unstable AC-DC power supply (most common AC adapters), unless your engineering team can do specific custom made AC-DC that generates very low noise, low frequency, low amplitude energy, also stable voltage in the circuit, do not recommand wall AC-DC adapter due to the unregulated power supply.
{% endhint %}
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