A Power over Ethernet (PoE) splitter had been added to the vendor’s line of industrially hardened PoE devices, enabling products that would otherwise require a dedicated power drop to be deployed with only a Cat5 cable.
A sourcing device provides PoE via a Cat5 cable, and at the other end,
a 100-POE-SPL splits the power and Ethernet in order to power a legacy
non-PoE device. This solution is well-suited for situations in which it
is difficult to run power, or for a temporary installation. The
splitter features a 2 million hour MTBF design, operating temperature
range of -40ºC to 85ºC, redundant power inputs, shock resistance, ESD
protection, and RFI immunity. It is capable of providing 15.4 watts of
power, the maximum allowable under the IEEE 802.3af specification.N-Tronwww.n-tron.com251.342.2164
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