By means of the compact Power over Ethernet injector individual devices can be upgraded easily in a non-Po E-enabled network quickly & cost-efficiently for the simultaneous transmission of data & power via a network cable. The Po E injector plays out its benefits at best in a network infrastructure, which still does not have a full Po E-support. Data & the power needed can then conveniently be supplied to a device connected to the network via a network cable. Thus, for instance, individual IP-telephones can be made operational efficiently, without having to exchange the network architecture against Po E-enabled switches. This model already supports the IEEE 802.3at standard. With this, max. 15 W power is supplied to the devices according to the conventional standard & max. 30 W to the devices according to the IEEE 802.at standard. ...

The Gigabit Po E Splitter allows IP cameras & access points without Po E functionality to be operated on active Power over Ethernet signals. A separate end device power supply is not required. A central Po E switch provides the power supply via standard CAT 5 or CAT 6 network cable. The splitter separates the purely data portion from the power supply, which is simultaneously transmitted via the network cable. To enable universal implementation, the output voltage of 5/7, 5/9 or 12 V can be set. The adapter supports the new high-power IEEE802.3at standard, which enables voltage supply for connected devices with a maximum of 12 or 20 Watt, or individual voltage. ...

The media converter has a Network Gigabit Port, in Twisted Pair configuration. It also has two SFP ports. This port supports both the SFP single as well as multi-mode. The other SFP port supports Gigabit Link. You can connect up to 2 devices to the media converter, either RJ45 & one SFP port or devices on both SFP ports. ...