Our company POE out-door surge protective device for WLAN
APPLICATIONS:
Our company Industrial POE (Power over Ethernet) SPD (Surge Protection Device) is specially designed for Ethernet switches. The POE switch will not be damaged by lightning overvoltage, induced overvoltage, and electrostatic discharge.
●CAT5e and CAT5 compatible
●IEEE 802.3af，803.1at
●10/100 Base-T Ethernet protection
●LAN, FDDI, CDDI, ATM,WLAN
●PDH, SDH, SPDH
●Industrial control
●Industrial POE, With High reliability and high stability
Surge protection for power supply system, SPD for low-voltage installations and device.CCTV system.
FEATURES:
●Multi. Protection circuits, Gas-Tube+ TVS technology
●Dual protection in Common mode and differential mode
●TVS array technology, low capacitance
●Multi-Strike Capability
●Patent technology
TECHNICAL PARAMETER：
Model POE5-48-OD
Power Parameter
Working voltage Un 48V
Max. continuous operating voltage Uc 60V
Nominal discharge current（8/20µs）In 5kA
Max. discharge current （8/20µs）Imax 10kA
Protection level （8/20µs）Up 150V
DC spark-over voltage 75V±25%
Impulse spark-over voltage @100V/µs ≤ 500
@1000V/µs ≤ 600
Protection line 4/5, 7/8
Ethernet Parameter
Max. continuous operating voltage Uc 5V
Limiting voltage (10/700µs) Up Line-Ground ≤500V
Line-Line ≤20V
Nominal discharge current（8/20µs）In 3kA
Max. discharge current （8/20µs）Imax 5kA
Adapt transmission rate 100Mbps
Insertion loss ≤0.5dB
Protection line 1/2, 3/6
Response time tA 1ns
Connector type 2×RJ45
Mechanical characteristics
Dimension 78(H)×172(W)×159(L)mm
Weight per unit 220g
IP Level IP65 (with waterproof duct tape applied on the cables at the entering joints)
Working conditions Operation temp.: -20 ~ 60℃, Storage temp.: -40 ~ 85℃
Relative humidity: 5% ~ 95％
Standards Compliance IEC61000, RoHS
Why choose us?
- Strong R & D team and own lab.
- 14 years experience on Lighting protection solution.
- OEM & ODM services are available.
- CE, FCC, ROHS, TUV, UL, ISO certificates.
- A number of technology patents
6.Test reports certificated by the third party.
