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INJ-0201G-bt-AC-100-T
Industrial Gigabit PoE++ Injector - 1*10/100/1000M Base-T(X) (100W/Port) and 1*10/100/1000M Base-T(X); EOT: -40°C to 75°C
INJ-0201G-bt-AC-100-T Industrial AC PoE Injector
$643.00
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Overview
Antaira Technologies' INJ-0201G-bt-AC-100-T is a high-performance, cost-eff ective solution that enables the deployment of Power over Ethernet (PoE) in non-PoE environments. This PoE++ injector seamlessly combines data and power from a non-PoE switch and power input, delivering it over a single Ethernet cable to a Powered Device (PD). Additionally, the INJ-0201G-bt-AC-100-T features an integrated 100-240VAC power input, ensuring a full 100W PoE output in compliance with the IEEE 802.3bt standard. For applications requiring maximum power, this model also supports an Enhanced PoE mode to reliably off er up to 100W to the powered device, making it ideal for high-power automation applications. Designed for demanding industrial environments, the fan-less INJ-0201G-bt-AC-100-T provides IP30 protection and supports an extended operating temperature range of -40°C to 75°C, establishing it as a rugged and reliable choice for the industrial market.
Features
- Supports 10/100/1000T for PoE & Data Out
- IEEE 802.3af/at/bt PoE++ Compliant
- Provide Data and Power over Ethernet to Power Device
- Provides up to 100 Watts on PoE Port
- 95W High PoE, a.PoE 100W, 4PPOE 100W
- DIP-Switch Setting for PoE Mode and Dual PD Check
- 100-240VAC Power Input Design
- IP30 Protection
- Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to 75°C
- DIN-Rail or Wall Mountable
- 5-Year Warranty
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Power over Ethernet (PoE) injectors are essential devices used to supply electrical power to network PoE devices over an Ethernet cable. While Ethernet cables are traditionally used for data transmission, the introduction of PoE technology allows them to also carry power to compatible network devices. This dual functionality significantly simplifies network infrastructure by combining power and data into a single cable, reducing the need for separate power supplies.
A PoE injector is a standalone device that connects to a power source, such as a wall outlet, and an Ethernet switch or router. The PoE injector injects power into the Ethernet cable, allowing it to simultaneously transmit data and provide electrical power to a connected PoE-enabled device. For installations requiring simplicity and efficiency, a single-port PoE injector is often used to combine both power and data onto a single RJ45 Ethernet cable, effectively acting as a PoE adapter. PoE injectors often feature a sturdy metal enclosure for durability and protection, making them suitable for various environments.
The main purpose of PoE injectors is to simplify the installation and deployment of network devices, particularly in scenarios where providing separate power sources for each device may be difficult or inconvenient. By eliminating the need for additional power cables and outlets, PoE reduces the complexity and cost of installation. PoE injectors typically adhere to the IEEE 802.3af, 802.3at, and 802.3bt standards, which define the specifications for delivering power over Ethernet. These standards specify the maximum PoE power budget that can be delivered, with IEEE 802.3af supporting up to 15.4 watts per port, 802.3at (also known as PoE+) supporting up to 30 watts per port, and 802.3bt (PoE++) supporting up to 90 watts per port.
Common applications of PoE injectors include powering IP phones, wireless access points, IP cameras, network switches, and other network PoE devices. These injectors are crucial for network setups where traditional power outlets are unavailable or impractical. It's important to ensure that the devices being powered are compatible with PoE, as not all network devices support this technology by default. Understanding how a PoE injector works can greatly benefit anyone looking to streamline their network infrastructure and maximize efficiency.
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