Transmit data and power via a single cable with Power over Ethernet devices.
Eliminate the need for a separate power supply when installing devices in difficult to access or remote system parts. With industrial Power over Ethernet (PoE) devices from Phoenix Contact, power supply and data transfer are combined in the same Ethernet cable.
Normally, all Ethernet devices in the network must be supplied via separate power and data cables. With Power over Ethernet, you can eliminate the power supply cable and additional power supply units, as well as the associated installation costs. The end devices are supplied with power directly via the Ethernet cable. Power and data are transmitted via the data cable using a PSE (Power Sourcing Equipment) module, such as a PoE injector or a PoE switch. The receiver is a PD (powered device), such as a camera, IP telephone or WLAN access point. Even non-PoE-capable end devices can benefit from lower cabling effort. Simply install a PoE splitter upstream of the end device. This then splits PoE back into separate data and power cables.
With the new range of Power over Ethernet injectors, you can supply your devices in the field with data and power via a single cable. The PoE injectors are equipped with various connection technologies which simplify installation of the field cable considerably. Choose between IDC, Push-in or screw connection. Versions with two RJ45 connections are also available.
Phoenix Contact offers a wide selection of industrial Unmanaged and Managed Switches for PoE-operated end devices, such as IP cameras. Unmanaged Power over Ethernet Switches with IP20 and IP65 protection are ideal for simple PoE applications with up to eight PoE PDs. The robust Managed PoE Switches also provide you with up to eight PoE ports and additional functions for PoE configuration.
The Power over Ethernet splitter enables you to also install non-PoE-capable end devices in remote stations easily and cost-effectively. For WLAN or Bluetooth access points, controllers, I/O stations, etc., the PoE splitter separates data and power locally and makes these available separately. You thus benefit from the cost benefits and easy cabling of a PoE solution even for non-PoE-capable network components.
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