$89.95
315 in stock
- Ships in 1-2 days
- No Risk Guarantee
- 2-3 Year Warranty
Features
• Input Voltage 12VDC or 24VDC (Range 9-36VDC)
• IEEE 802.3af Compliant
• Dual Inputs for Connecting 2 Power Sources
• Integrated 10/100/1000MB PoE Inserter
• High Power up to 17W
• Low Self Consumption Power
• Short Circuit, Over Current and Reverse/Over Voltage Protect
• High Temperature Operation
• Compact Size – Maximize Available Space
• I.T.E. Power Supply, UL Listed
• 12V / 24V Battery Systems, Vehicle Applications
• Wireless Access Points and Client Devices
• IP Phone and Security Camera Systems
• PoE Lighting Applications
The TP-DCDC-1248GD-M offered by Tycon Power is a low cost and high efficiency solution for those requiring IEEE802.3af from a 12VDC or 24VDC voltage source like a battery system or vehicle. They have an integrated POE injector to apply the power and data output to the CAT5/6 Ethernet cable. The output voltage is regulated and protected.
They have two common (-) and two (+) for connecting 2 power sources, such as a primary with a backup power source. They have various protections for surge, short circuit and overload. The input and output are isolated.
A metal enclosure model is available for industrial applications. They accept gigabit data-in to a shielded RJ45 Jack and provide gigabit data-out and PoE power on the shielded RJ45 output jack. They work by supplying power on Ethernet pins 4,5(V+) and 7,8(V-). They have various protections for surge, short circuit and overload. The other models have power outputs up to 24W.
| Ship Weight | 0.35 lbs |
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| Ship Dimensions | 5 × 4 × 1 in |
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Simon Wilson –
I’ve been using a Tycon 12-24V passive injector for a while to power a Ubiquiti camera, but I wanted to upgrade to their new UniFi AI Pro 4K camera. It requires 48V and 802.3af, and this injector does a perfect job and is able to supply enough power.