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D-LINK DWL-P200 Power-Over-Ethernet (PoE) Adapter / InjectorItem#: YYI1-E01612 | Model#: DWL-P200
- Price:
- $35.64
- Shipping:
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POE ADAPTER 5V OR 12V OUT Product Details
Product Details
D-LinkDWL-P200 Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Adapter
D-Link, an industry leader in networking, introduces the DWL-P200 Power over Ethernet (PoE) Adapter. The DWL-P200 delivers both data and electrical power to Ethernet-enabled devices using a single Ethernet cable. Using Power over Ethernet, you eliminate the need to place an Ethernet-enabled device, such as a wireless access point, near a power outlet, giving you more freedom in placement.
The DWL-P200 Power over Ethernet (PoE) Adapter is simple to install, requiring no tools and no software. Its compact size makes implementation of the DWL-P200 easy. Plug the base unit into a power outlet, and then connect the terminal unit to your network device using any standard Ethernet cable. Once set up, the terminal device unit can output power to any compatible 5V or 12V Ethernet-enabled device.
The DWL-P200 simplifies your installation of Ethernet-enabled devices, such as an Internet camera or wireless access points, by allowing you to place it beyond the range of standard power outlets. You can now mount these devices to a ceiling or outside without placing them near a power supply.
With the DWL-P200 Power over Ethernet (PoE) Adapter, both power and data can be transmitted up to 328 feet (100m)using standard Ethernet cabling with virtually no reduction in data throughput. Use the DWL-P200 with Ethernet-enabled devices where power outlets are not readily available.
- Provides DC power to a network device such as wireless access point or internet camera
- Transmit power and data over one cable up to 328'
- Easy plug-n-play installation
- Adjustable 5V or 12V power output
- Includes base and terminal units, AC and DC power cables
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- Reviewer:
- Dire Spume
- Date:
- Mar 05, 2012
Great product but confusing description
You CAN use this product to inject the standard 48V for PoE. The description seems to indicate that it will be injecting 5 or 12V onto your data cable, but if you know anything about PoE, you know it is always 48V (that's the standard). Well, it turns out that this product actually contains two adapters: one to inject 48V onto your data cable, and the other is a DC-DC converter that takes the 48V off the other end and outputs either 5 or 12V. The idea is to inject power per the standard at one end of your ethernet cable, and then pull power off at the other end near your 5 or 12V device, which is presumably not near AC power. In my application, I only used the 48V injector, since the device I am powering is PoE compatible (i.e. it uses 48V); so the 5-12V adapter just goes unused, which is fine at this price. D-Link is pretty stupid for not making this clear in their description, but hopefully I have clarified the issue.
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- Reviewer:
- Bill
- Date:
- Apr 26, 2011
Be careful not IEEE802.3af
If you are looking for a IEEE802.3af compatible injector, this device isn't it. This device carries 5 or 12 volts at 2.5 or 1 watt respectively. A IEEE802.3af device is 48 volts, usually in the 10-15 watt range. I didn't make this mistake but it would be easy to do for a novice like myself.
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Mfg Part No: DWL-P200
UPC No: 790069268434
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Shipping Weight: 1.2500 pound(s)
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