GT-96180-1818-T3-PP

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Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology has been around for many years and is becoming increasingly popular in the networking world. One of the most popular devices used to power Ethernet connections is the GT-96180-1818-T3-PP. This device is typically used to expand the reach of Ethernet networks and provide power for various PoE enabled devices. In this article, we will explore the application field and working principle of the GT-96180-1818-T3-PP.

The GT-96180-1818-T3-PP is a power-sourcing equipment (PSE) used to provide power over Ethernet (PoE) protocol devices over twisted-pair cables. It is a desktop-sized device, designed for high-speed Gigabit Ethernet networks. The device is compliant with IEEE 802.3af (PoE) and 802.3bt (PoE+) standards, making it suitable for powering devices such as IP cameras, wireless access points, and VoIP phones. The power output is up to 180 watts, providing plenty of power to meet the needs of all connected devices.

The device supports two modes of operation: the traditional mode and the extended mode. In the traditional mode, up to 16 devices can be powered on the same port. The extended mode increases the supported devices to 24, making it even easier to power a large number of PoE devices from one port. For extended mode operation, an external power supply, such as the GT-96180-1818-AM30-SM, must be used.

In terms of safety, the GT-96180-1818-T3-PP is equipped with various safety features, such as short circuit protection, overload protection, and overvoltage protection. In addition, the device is designed to ensure that it does not exceed the nominal voltage or power level specified by the Ethernet network’s hardware. This ensures that connected devices are always properly powered and that there will be no electrical short circuits.

The working principle of the GT-96180-1818-T3-PP is fairly simple. The device sends a power signal along an Ethernet cable to a powerless device. The device then uses the signal to determine how much electrical power should be transferred to the powerless device. The device also uses this power signal to detect any problems that may exist in the connection, such as shorts or voltage drops. Once the power signal is detected, the device transfers the specified amount of power to the powerless device.

In conclusion, the GT-96180-1818-T3-PP is a powerful and reliable PSE used to power PoE-enabled devices over Ethernet networks. Its compliant with IEEE802.3af and 802.3bt standards, its safety features, and its ability to support up to 24 devices in extended mode make it an ideal choice for powering large numbers of PoE devices. Its simple working principle allows it to detect problems in connections and transfer power to devices in a reliable manner.

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