Power Injectors/Splitters

The TP-DCDC Gigabit Series of DC to DC converters offered by Tycon Power Systems are a low cost and high efficiency solution for those requiring IEEE802.3af and IEEE802.3at Power Over Ethernet from a 12VDC or 24VDC or 48VDC voltage source like a battery system or vehicle. They have an integrated POE injector to apply the 802.3af or 802.3at output to the CAT5 Ethernet cable. The output voltage is regulated 48VDC-56VDC. They have two isolated inputs for connecting 2 power sources, like a primary and backup power source. 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 the unused Ethernet pins 4,5(V+) and 7,8(V-). They have various protections for surge, short circuit and overload. The units have power outputs up to 35W.

If the remote device does not support 802.3af or 802.3at power over Ethernet, a TP-POE-1224 802.3xx converter is available to change the POE output to passive POE with 12V or 24VDC POE output.

The TP-DCDC-HP Series of DC to DC converters offered by Tycon Power Systems are a low cost and high reliability solution for those requiring 56VDC Power Over Ethernet voltage from a 24V or 48V battery system. They have an
integrated POE injector to apply the 24VDC or 56VDC to the CAT5 Ethernet cable. Passive POE and 802.3at models are available. They have two isolated inputs for connecting 2 power sources, like a primary and backup power source.

They accept data-in to a shielded RJ45 Jack and provide data-out and POE power on the shielded RJ45 output jack. They work by supplying power on the unused Ethernet pins 4,5(V+) and 7,8(V-). They have various protections for surge, short circuit and overload. The units have a power output of up to 35W. The input and output are isolated so the units can accept minus voltage on input and can be wired for positive voltage on the output for those systems which are negative voltage based.

If the remote device does not support power over Ethernet, splitters (POE-SPLT) are available to split the data and DC voltage at the remote device. If the remote device requires reverse voltage the POE-XOVER cable can be used.

The TP-DCDC-2456GD-VHP is a special very high power DC to DC converter / POE inserter designed and qualified for use with Axis Q6035-E outdoor PTZ security cameras. The DCDC converter supplies 35W per POE channel. One POE channel is using pins 4,5,7,8 and the other POE channel utilizes pins 1,2,3,6. By splitting the power onto separate POE channels, the device can achieve 70W total supplied power to the end device. The TP-DCDC-2456GD-VHP has separate LED indicators for indicating which 802.3at channel is being used by the client. The RIGHT LED indicates POE Channel 1 and the LEFT LED indicates POE Channel 2

The TP-DCDC-2456GD-VHP has been qualified by Axis to be used with their Q6035-e series of PTZ cameras. The unit can be used with any 802.3at device as it will supply 35W to any 802.3at POE channel detected. If two channels are detected on the client then 70W power will be supplied.

The Gigabit compatible TP-DCDC-2456G-VHP is a special very high power DC to DC converter / POE inserter designed especially for Ubiquiti airFiberTM antenna systems and other systems which require high power passive POE such as Axis High Power POE PTZ security cameras. The unique POE inserter supplies 56VDC POE power on all 8 Ethernet wires.

They have two isolated inputs for connecting 2 power sources, like a primary and backup power source. They have various protections for surge, short circuit and overload. The input and output are isolated.

The TP-DCDC-HP Series of DC to DC converters offered by Tycon Power Systems are a low cost and high reliability solution for those requiring 56VDC Power Over Ethernet voltage from a 24V or 48V battery system. They have an
integrated POE injector to apply the 24VDC or 56VDC to the CAT5 Ethernet cable. Passive POE and 802.3at models are available. They have two isolated inputs for connecting 2 power sources, like a primary and backup power source.

They accept data-in to a shielded RJ45 Jack and provide data-out and POE power on the shielded RJ45 output jack. They work by supplying power on the unused Ethernet pins 4,5(V+) and 7,8(V-). They have various protections for surge, short circuit and overload. The units have a power output of up to 35W. The input and output are isolated so the units can accept minus voltage on input and can be wired for positive voltage on the output for those systems which are negative voltage based.

If the remote device does not support power over Ethernet, splitters (POE-SPLT) are available to split the data and DC voltage at the remote device. If the remote device requires reverse voltage the POE-XOVER cable can be used.