This Industrial IEEE802.3af/at PoE Splitter with 2-port switch function,
output voltage 12VDC operates as a
compliant PD (Powered Device), supporting power input from standard
IEEE802.3af/at PSE (Power Source
Equipment) switches or seamless pairing with LNK-INJ301 PoE
Injectors for non-PoE network infrastructures.
It enables simultaneous transmission of Gigabit Ethernet data
(meeting bandwidth demands for real-time industrial
data acquisition) and regulated 12VDC power output, with a maximum
transmission distance of up to 100 meters—
fully adhering to Ethernet industry standards for long-range
industrial deployment.
A key differentiator is its integrated 2-port RJ45 data output,
which allows the Industrial IEEE802.3af/at PoE Splitter
with 2-port switch function, output voltage 12VDC to double as a mini Ethernet switch: this enables connection of two
non-PoE devices to the same network via one PoE port, simplifying
wiring complexity in space-constrained industrial
cabinets. Additionally, it features dual power input redundancy—PoE
input (default priority) and 12VDC direct input—
with intelligent automatic detection: if PoE power fails, the
device seamlessly switches to 12VDC input within milliseconds,
ensuring uninterrupted operation for mission-critical industrial
applications.
Designed for industrial reliability and user-friendliness, the
splitter adopts a rugged metal housing with
electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, supporting a wide
operating temperature range (-20°C to 60°C)
to withstand dusty, humid, and vibration-prone environments. It
requires no software configuration or specialized
tools—true plug-and-play functionality—allowing on-site maintenance
teams to complete installation efficiently.
With its industrial-grade durability, standard PoE compliance,
2-port switch expandability, and stable 12VDC output,
this Industrial IEEE802.3af/at PoE Splitter with 2-port switch function,
output voltage 12VDC delivers a cost-effective,
reliable solution for powering and connecting non-PoE devices in
industrial networks.
