EVERSECU CCTV IP Camera Tester Monitor 5in Touch Screen - 4K/12MP

In this review the EVERSECU CCTV IP Camera Tester Monitor stands out as a practical handheld tool for installers and technicians who work with both IP and coaxial surveillance cameras. The single biggest reason to buy is its combination of multi-format compatibility and on-site troubleshooting tools: it supports up to 12MP IP cameras and up to 8MP 4K coaxial cameras while providing PoE, RJ45 cable testing, and a built-in wire tracker, all on a bright 5in 1920x1080 touch screen.

Key Features

• 12MP IP Camera Support: Lets installers preview and verify high-resolution IP cameras using H.265/H.264 streams and RTSP playback for accurate image checks.
• 4-in-1 Coaxial Compatibility: Works with AHD, TVI, CVI and CVBS cameras up to 8MP so legacy analogue systems can be diagnosed on the same device.
• PoE and Power Tools: Supplies IEEE802.3af/at PoE up to 48V and 25.5W and offers DC12V output so cameras can be powered and tested without extra gear.
• Cable Tracer and TDR: Built-in wire tracker and RJ45 TDR functions help locate cables and check UTP continuity and length, reducing troubleshooting time on site.
• 5in 1920x1080 Touch Screen: A high-resolution IPS display and Android base allow clear monitoring, snapshot, recording and installation of additional apps when needed.
• Brand Tools and Media: Includes dedicated Hikvision and Dahua tools, video playback, HDMI/VGA input and WiFi hotspot to streamline camera setup and verification.

Who It's For

This tester is best for CCTV installers, security integrators and IT technicians who need a single portable device to commission and maintain mixed surveillance systems. Its support for both modern IP (up to 12MP) and legacy coaxial HD cameras makes it useful on jobs that include camera upgrades or multi-technology sites.

Hobbyists or occasional users who only need a basic monitor or who expect long uninterrupted battery runtime may want a simpler or higher-capacity unit, since some users report mixed results on battery life and connectivity under heavy use.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Broad format support lets one device handle IP, AHD, TVI, CVI and CVBS cameras for versatile field work.
• Built-in PoE and DC outputs power cameras on site, eliminating extra power supplies during testing.
• Integrated cable tracer, RJ45 TDR and network tools speed up fault finding and cable runs.
• High-resolution 5in touch screen and Android system provide clear images and flexibility to add apps.

Cons

• Battery life receives mixed feedback, so long days may require spare battery or charging options.
• Advanced features and connectivity can have a learning curve for users new to CCTV tools.

Specifications

Screen	5in IPS 1920x1080 touch
IP Camera Support	Up to 12MP, H.265/H.264, RTSP
Coaxial Support	4-in-1 AHD/TVI/CVI/CVBS up to 8MP (4K)
Power Output	PoE IEEE802.3af/at 48V up to 25.5W, DC12V
Cable Tools	RJ45 TDR, UTP test, wire tracker with digital and silent modes
Connectivity	WiFi hotspot, HDMI & VGA input, USB, Android OS
Battery	7.4V 3350mAh lithium-ion, ~6 hours typical

Our Verdict

The EVERSECU CCTV IP Camera Tester Monitor is a well-rounded field tool for professionals who need to service mixed IP and analog camera systems. It packs PoE power, cable diagnostics, a high-res 5in touch display and brand-specific utilities into one portable unit, offering strong value for installers who prioritize versatility and on-site troubleshooting. Consider battery planning for long shifts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this unit power a camera with PoE?
Yes. It supports PoE IEEE802.3af/at up to 48V and a maximum of 25.5W, sufficient to power most standard PoE cameras for testing.

Does it work with both IP and coaxial cameras?
Yes. The tester supports IP cameras up to 12MP and 4-in-1 coaxial formats (AHD/TVI/CVI/CVBS) up to 8MP, plus UTC PTZ control for coax cams.

Can it trace and locate cables on a jobsite?
Yes. The built-in wire tracker and RJ45 TDR provide cable locating and length/continuity checks; a digital mode reduces interference and a silent mode avoids disturbing others.