Extender PoE di rete Intellinet 2 porte Gigabit Ultra PoE

The Intellinet 2-Port Gigabit Ultra PoE Extender doubles the range of a Gigabit Power over Ethernet link by adding up to 100 m (328 ft.) between a PoE source and two PoE devices using Cat5e or Cat6 cable. The unit draws power from the PoE input and does not require an external power supply. It supports IEEE 802.3bt on four pairs, providing a total power budget of 60 W and forwarding data at gigabit speeds.

Advantages

This PoE extender eliminates the need to run separate AC power lines to devices such as wireless access points, network cameras, or IP phones by delivering both DC power and data over existing Ethernet cabling. It provides up to 30 W per output port to IEEE 802.3at/af-compliant devices, uses a metal housing for durability, and includes LED indicators for activity, link and PoE status. The device is IEEE 802.3bt/at/af compliant and supports standard Gigabit Ethernet data rates.

Suitable for

• Extending PoE to wireless access points placed beyond 100 m from the switch
• Supplying network cameras in remote locations without AC power
• Connecting VoIP/IP phones where local power is unavailable

Key specifications

• Standards: IEEE 802.3af/at/bt, IEEE 802.3u/x, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3ab
• Ports: 1 × PoE In, 2 × PoE Out (Gigabit)
• Power budget: 60 W total; up to 30 W per PoE output port
• Maximum extension: adds up to 100 m per segment (total up to 200 m between PoE source and device)
• Cable type: Cat5e / Cat6
• Product colour: Black
• Weight: 0.331 kg

How to use

Connect the PoE In port of the extender to a PoE switch or PoE injector using Cat5e/Cat6 cable. Then connect the PoE Out ports to your PoE devices (for example a network camera and a VoIP phone). Ensure cable runs do not exceed 100 m on each side of the extender so that the total distance between the PoE source and the powered device remains within 200 m. Verify LED indicators for link, activity and PoE to confirm proper operation.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use quality Cat5e or Cat6 cables and ensure connected devices are IEEE 802.3af/at compatible if expecting up to 30 W per port. Avoid exceeding the total 60 W power budget and keep each cable run within 100 m to maintain Gigabit performance.