POE16R-560

Series:	POE16R
Part Status:	Obsolete
Type:	Passive Injector
Voltage - Input:	90 ~ 264 VAC
Number of Ports:	1
Voltage - Output:	56V
Current - Output:	286mA
Power (Watts) - Per Port:	16W
Compliance:	IEEE802.3af
Data Rate:	10/100 Mbps
Features:	OCP, OVP, SCP
Operating Temperature:	0°C ~ 40°C
Efficiency:	Level V
Mounting Type:	Wall Mount
Size / Dimension:	3.39" L x 1.98" W x 1.31" H (86.0mm x 50.2mm x 33.2mm)
Note:	AC Power Clips Sold Separately
Input Connector:	International AC Clips (Power), RJ45 (Data)
Output Connector:	RJ45 (Data, Power)
Approvals:	CE, C-Tick, cULus, SAA
Weight:	0.209 lb (94.8g)

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Power over Ethernet (PoE) is a technology that enables data and power to be transferred to a device over a single cable. It is becoming the de facto standard for powering many types of equipment, including laptops, tablets, industrial automation systems, networked cameras, VoIP phones, video encoders, and access points. The POE16R-560 series of devices is one example of a high-performance, low-cost device that can be used in a wide range of applications.The POE16R-560 is an IEEE 802.3af compliant device which means it is designed to supply up to 15.4W of 48V IP44-rated DC power over a single ethernet cable. It is built with a rugged metal case and is resistant to shock, vibration, and extreme temperatures. It also features over-current, over-voltage, and short-circuit protection, as well as Single Event Upset (SEU) protection.In terms of its application fields, the POE16R-560 can be used to power a wide range of equipment, including PoE-enabled devices such as IP cameras, VoIP phones, Wireless access points, H.264 encoders, and industrial automation equipment. It is also well suited for powering LED displays, medical equipment, and kiosks in public places.As for its working principle, the POE16R-560 device works by combining digital video signals and power onto a single Ethernet cable. Power is supplied using the Power over Ethernet (PoE) protocol. The PoE protocol requires two components: a power source and power injector. The power source is typically a switch, while the power injector connects to the device and provides the necessary power.The PoE protocol works by sending 48 volts of DC power over the Ethernet cable to the power injector. The injector then converts the DC power into a usable form to power the device. Power may also be sent in the opposite direction to charge a connected device.In addition, the POE16R-560 is designed to be auto-negotiating and automatically detect and identify connected devices. This means that the POE16R-560 can detect device type, status, and power requirements without manual intervention. This feature helps to ensure that all connected devices are receiving the power they need and that any problems are quickly identified and rectified.Overall, the POE16R-560 is a reliable, high-performance device that can be used to power a wide range of PoE-enabled devices. It is easy to use, and its auto-negotiating feature makes it even more convenient. The device also comes with a range of protection features to ensure safe operation in mission critical applications.

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