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Key Features
- Complies with IEEE802.3af standard
- Cost Saving, no power cabling for Ethernet network device
- Advanced Auto-Sensing Algorithm enables taking power from 802.3af PSE
- Adjustable 5VDC, 9VDC or 12VDC output with slide switch
- High Safety with Short Circuit Protection
- Supports power detection and classification
- Auto disconnection for over voltage, under voltage or over current
- Plug and Play installation, requires no configuration
- Cost Saving, no power cabling for Ethernet network device
- Advanced Auto-Sensing Algorithm enables taking power from 802.3af PSE
- Adjustable 5VDC, 9VDC or 12VDC output with slide switch
- High Safety with Short Circuit Protection
- Supports power detection and classification
- Auto disconnection for over voltage, under voltage or over current
- Plug and Play installation, requires no configuration
Additional Information
| Weight | 1000.0000 |
|---|---|
| Warranty | 1 Year |
| Launch Date | 2011 |
Product Questions (1)
Hi,
i am interested in the TP-LINK TLPOE10R POE Splitter. But i have a confusion i would like cleared first.
from the topology shown on page 4 of the user guide, and the specifications shown, the splitter should be able to provide power up to 12v dc to the ethernet device.
However on page 1 of the user manual the 'NOTE' states that:
" TL-POE10R is applicable to the device that has no external connections other than the Ethernet cable"
Please clarify what is meant by "no external connections". it seems obvious that a POE device is there to replace the need for local power source where the ethernet device is installed. But the statement on page 1 has me all confused, since the device would abvously have a power connector (be it from the mains OR the splitter) in addition to the ethernet cable.
Thus better be safe than sorry.
Thanks
p.s. great site
i am interested in the TP-LINK TLPOE10R POE Splitter. But i have a confusion i would like cleared first.
from the topology shown on page 4 of the user guide, and the specifications shown, the splitter should be able to provide power up to 12v dc to the ethernet device.
However on page 1 of the user manual the 'NOTE' states that:
" TL-POE10R is applicable to the device that has no external connections other than the Ethernet cable"
Please clarify what is meant by "no external connections". it seems obvious that a POE device is there to replace the need for local power source where the ethernet device is installed. But the statement on page 1 has me all confused, since the device would abvously have a power connector (be it from the mains OR the splitter) in addition to the ethernet cable.
Thus better be safe than sorry.
Thanks
p.s. great site
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