Gigabit 4 port PoE extender / Splitter, POE-EX2005, 60W

Gigabit 4 port PoE extender / Splitter, POE-EX2005, 60W, NO Power required. 

Description

Ethernet and PoE connections both restrict cable distances to 100 meters between network ports. To overcome this distance limit, network installers can simply connect an PoE Extender in-line with the Cat-5e or Cat-6 calbe.

With Gigabt PoE Extender, PDs (such as IP Security Cameras, VoIP telephones, wireless access points) can be installed at greater distances than 100 meters from one another. By connecting PoE Extender for every extra 100 meters of cable, both Ethernet and PoE can be extended to 200 meters, 300 meters, or even greater distances, depending on PDs power required and power source.

Gigabit PoE Extender does not require any additional power supply and the connected PDs is fed by an single PoE switch or mid-span, which simplifies installation. PoE Extender offers Three Ethernet ports, which are both configured automatically for link speed, duplex and crossover and the full-rate network throughput is main-tained.PoE in connection PoE Swith, 12.36 or 45.78 powered support, support IEEE802.3af & at  the power supply, PoE out for the supply terminal 2 Gigabit, PoE total power can reach 30w (PoE Switch need to provide IEEE802.3at power)

Features

• Compatible with IEEE802.3af and IEEE802.3at
• Extends the range of PoE and Ethernet an additional 100 meters
• No additional power supply is required
• Automatically detects and protects PoE equipments from being damaged by incorrect installation
• Full-rate network throughout the whole extended distance
• Wall-Mountable design
• Easy plug-and-play installation
• EMI standards complies with FCC, CE class B

Specifications

Application

Maximum Distances for Power Sources

Multiple PoE Extenders can be connected every 100 meters to obtain greater distances. The actual figures depend on operating conditions. The range is over 24 AWG or heavier Cat-5e or Cat-6 cable except where specified.

Examples for medium power PoE Devices (that are PoE Class 2, or require under 6 watts)

Examples for full power PoE Devices (that are PoE Class 0 or 3, or require under 12 watts)

Examples for PoE+ Devices (that are PoE Class 4 that under 22 watts, or 802.3at compliant)