360 Includes Only:
- (1) EnableIT™ 360 60W - 56V Gigabit PoE Injector
- (1) (90 - 264V AC) Country Specific power cord provided
- (1) EnableIT™ 360 60W - 56V Gigabit PoE Injector
- (1) Quickstart Guide
Features:
- 60W - 56VDC IEEE 802.3 AT/AF/BT Power Over Ethernet Midspan Injector.
- FCC Part 15 Class B & EN55022 Class B.
- DOE Level VI Efficiency - 56VDC at 1.2A = 60 watts nominal at 86%
- Rapid LAN style installation RJ45 jacks - no programming required.
- Maintains existing RJ-45 Ethernet Data (10/100/1000mbps).
- Supports VoD (Video on Demand) and MPEG IP channels.
- Network Equipment independence - Transparent to protocols, applications and MAC addresses.
- Cisco, Tango, Motorola and other Reverse Polarity compatible..
- FCC Class B Part 15 and EN55022 (CISPR 22) Class B.
- Immunity ESD: EN61000-4-2 level.
- Immunity RS : EN61000-4-3 level.
- Immunity CS : EN61000-4-6 level.
The Enable-IT 360 60W 56V Gigabit PoE Injector (Power over Ethernet) is single port IEEE 802.3 AF/AT/BT(type 3) compliant Midspan solution that is a compact and easy to install with RJ-45 Ethernet cabling. This elegant unit is ideal for installing any WiFi Wireless Access Point, Security camera or other PoE powered equipment. It eliminates the need for external power supply and its associated AC/DC power cabling, providing a compact, affordable, safe and reliable power solution over your wiring or existing Ethernet infrastructure.
The Enable-IT 360 Gigabit PoE Injector is very lightweight and compact for most all applications and use. These units are easy and rapid to install with plug and play RJ-45 Ethernet jacks to quickly insert your wiring and go. As a 802.3 AF/AT/BT compliant device, the Injector uses all 4 pair in a category rated wiring bundle. i.e. CAT5e or better run required for Gigabit Ethernet.
The Enable-IT 360 is a 60W 56V DC Gigabit PoE Injector supports both 2-pair and 4-pair PoE output and is ideal for installing high powered IP PoE devices up to 3,500ft when used in conjunction with an Enable-IT PoE Extender.As will all PoE voltage drops over distance. As a rule of thumb you can lose up to 6V per every 100'- 200' of wiring, depending on the gauge. Lower power also means more amperage means more heat and perhaps issues with the 24 gauge wires in CAT5. You may need to use 18 gauge wiring for best distance results.
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