15ft Power Extension Cable Compatible with Wyze Cam v3 Indoor Outdoor, Blink, Echo, Many More. - White -

I needed an extra long cable for my Wyze camera and the 15 foot was perfect. Couldnt find one anywhere else.

My WYZE V3 would connect fine with the standard 6 foot cable, but would not connect using this 15 foot cable. After some investigation, the problem looks like excessive electrical resistance in the cable itself. I rigged up some fixtures to allow 4 terminal low-resistance measurements of the different cables. The WYZE V3 camera will draw almost 0.5 amps in peak current pulses. The standard 6 foot cable has 0.37 ohms resistance, which means the 5 volts input will drop to 4.8 volts at the camera. However, the 15 foot cable has 3.36 ohms resistance, which means the 5 volts input will drop to 3.3 volts at the camera. I strongly suspect the camera just wont work when the voltage is that low. My camera sure didnt. The 15 foot cable has almost 4 times more resistance per foot than the standard cable -- they must have used some very small wires inside. The WYZE V3 draws a lot more high current pulses when its recording continuously to the micro SD card. If youre not using the micro SD card, you may get better results with the cable. Also, all this is based on just the one cable. Its always difficult to say how consistent these products are from sample to sample. But beware.

Im don’t use yet but I use the same before and is really good

Works as described

The cable is fine. Worth the price. The extra length comes in handy.

Excellent value for the $ and its working fine through east cost rain and snow...but its only been one month so time will tell.

Works perfectly with my Wyze camera. It comes with little mount hooks to make installation look neat and clean. It matches my Wyze camera setup. Long, flat, white cable. I recommend this for anyone needing an extension for their Wyze camera.

This cable has not been in service long enough to show its durability. I just wanted enough cable to snake along my eaves and into the gap between my big garage door and the door frame. And, it seems so far to fill the bill nicely. I placed a couple of padded spacers to avoid contact between the garage door and the cable. The price fits nicely with my under $50 camera installation budget for monitoring my driveway.

Good for the money

I spent a week trying to get my V3 Pro on my network, only to find out it was this cable that’s not compatible.