Vigitron Inc. VI0019 Ip Camera Setup Tool 60W

Product Description

The VIGITRON INC. VI0019 is a portable IP camera setup and configuration tool designed for network technicians and security system installers working with PoE-powered surveillance equipment. Built to support up to 60 watts of Power over Ethernet output, the VI0019 simplifies field commissioning of IP cameras by allowing technicians to power, access, and configure cameras without requiring a full network infrastructure to be in place. This makes it a practical handheld solution for initial camera bring-up, address assignment, and connectivity testing during installation or service calls.

The VI0019 is suited for use in both commercial and residential IP camera installations. It is commonly used by low-voltage installers, security integrators, and network technicians who need to commission or troubleshoot IP cameras at the point of installation before the full network switch infrastructure is operational. The tool reduces setup time by enabling direct camera access in the field without a laptop or separate PoE injector.

Key Features

• Supports up to 60 watts PoE output for powering high-wattage IP cameras directly from the tool
• Designed for field configuration and commissioning of IP surveillance cameras
• Eliminates the need for a separate PoE injector or network switch during camera setup
• Compact, portable form factor suited for on-site installation and service work
• Sold individually as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed for use with PoE-compatible IP cameras and network surveillance devices requiring up to 60 watts of power during setup and configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation and configuration of IP camera systems should be performed by qualified low-voltage technicians or licensed security system installers familiar with network addressing and PoE standards. Power down any connected camera or network device before connecting or disconnecting the tool to avoid equipment damage. Consult local low-voltage codes and the camera manufacturer documentation for specific configuration requirements before commissioning.