A simple and safe way to supply power
PoE injectors transmit data and voltage to peripherals using one common cable. The choice of IDC, push-in or screw connection technology makes field cable installation much easier. PoE splitters separate data and power signals for non-PoE devices.
Benefits for you
Midspan injector in different power classes up to 60W according to IEEE 802.3-af, -at, -bt
Large selection of different connection technologies
Injectors with built-in SPD for high plant availability
Injectors with shield current control for diagnostics when shield currents appear as a result of EMI or potential difference
Cover on the front covers the junction box
Galvanic isolation of the internal power supply of the injector
Various power standards and potential decoupling
Short-circuit protection through potential separation
A wide range of different power classes is available to suit any individual requirement. PoE injectors are available in IEEE 802.3af and at standards up to 30W. In addition, today we already offer devices that meet the requirements of the next standard up to 60 W according to IEEE 802.3 bt.
Galvanic isolation of the internal power supply: in some models, the supply voltage and the Power-over-Ethernet port are galvanically isolated.
This solution provides an optimum level of protection against short circuits in field data cables.
Versatile connection technologies and closed junction box
Alternative connection technologies
More flexibility and time-saving installation: screw terminals, IDC terminals, push-in and RJ45 are available for selection.
Closed junction box: A hinged lid covers the junction box for the field cable, with terminals and screen contacts housed in it. In this way, the unification of the wiring diagram is ensured. The advantages are manifested not only in the visual effect, but also in the fact that the sensitive connecting wires are protected from external influences.
Attaching a shield without using a tool
Attaching a shield without using a tool
The cable screen is connected to the device in a simple and quick way without the use of tools via a strain relief device. To do this, pass the cable through the appropriate cavity and attach the shield braid. Your advantage: Reduced assembly time due to tool-free connection and easy-to-lose parts.
Surge protection and cable current monitoring
Screen current monitoring with LED indicator
The INJ 2000 PoE injectors come with new surge protection and shield current control features.
An integrated surge protector protects devices and the application from sudden power surges in data cables.
The monitoring of the cable screen current serves as a diagnostic function. The LED indicator signals about the states of occurrence of a potential difference or other types of screen current as a result of EMW.
Easy to connect end devices without PoE interface
PoE splitter separates power and data signals locally
Use the FL PD 1001 PoE splitter to easily connect non-PoE end devices to the PoE interface, such as WLAN and Bluetooth access points, controllers and I/O stations. The splitter separates the data and power signals locally. This makes it easy and cost effective to install non-PoE devices in remote stations.
Versatile applications thanks to Gigabit data transfer and PoE and PoE+ support
Rugged metal housing and extended temperature range for mounting even in harsh environments
Can be used in flat cabinets thanks to up and down ports
Output power up to 21W
Output voltage 24 V DC according to control cabinet parameters
Compliant according to IEEE 802.3af/at
