DA-LP1101R - Long Reach PoE Extender - IDIS
- • Up to 500meters PoE transmission between devices using UTP cabling
- • Up to 700meters DATA transmission between equipments using UTP cabling
- • Plug-and-play without any required PC setting
- • Supports 1Gbps / IEEE802.3at for PoE Injector
- • Supports 1Gbps / IEEE802.3at / 100meters for PoE Repeater
| PoE INJECTOR / REPEATER FUNCTION | |
|---|---|
| Port | RJ45 x1 with PD RJ45 x1 with PSE |
| Connectivity | RJ45, Auto-MDI/MDI-X Sensing |
| Power Input | IEEE 802.3at, 48 ~ 56V DC |
| Power Output | Max. 720mA |
| PoE Standard | IEEE 802.3at PD IEEE 802.3at PSE |
| PSE Budget | up to 30W |
| Speed | 10/100/1000Mbps |
| LONG REACH PoE EXTENDER FUNCTION | |
| Port | RJ45 x1 with PD RJ45 x1 with PSE |
| Connectivity | RJ45, Auto-MDI/MDI-X Sensing |
| Power Input | IEEE 802.3at, 48 ~ 56V DC |
| Power Output | Max. 720mA |
| PoE Budget | Up to 30W(Depending on Cable Distance and Power Input) |
| Cable | UTP CAT5E or Above |
| Speed | 10/100Mbps |
| LEDs and BUTTON | |
| Link Status LED | 2 Yellow LED(Link/Activity LED per Ethernet port) |
| PoE Status | 1 Green LED(PSE LED) |
| Reset Button | None |
| Power LED | 1 Green LED |
| GENERAL | |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 104 x 34 x 96(mm) |
| Unit Weight | 226g |
| Operating Temperature | -10℃ ~ 50℃ |
| Operating Humidity | 0% ~ 90% |
| Power Input | 56VDC |
| Power Consumption | 56V=, 0.786A, 44W |
| Approvals | KC, CE, FCC |
The DA-LP1101R is a versatile device that functions as both a PoE injector and repeater, as well as a long-reach PoE extender. Its primary function is to extend the range and power delivery capabilities of a standard PoE network to connect remote devices, such as IP cameras. It can also boost the signal and power for a single device. It has one RJ45 input port that acts as a powered device and one RJ45 output port that acts as power sourcing equipment, supporting speeds of up to 1 Gbps. The device enables the transmission of power and data over extended distances, beyond the standard 100 m Ethernet limit. Operating at 10/100 Mbps in this mode provides a PSE power budget of up to 30 W; however, the actual power supplied depends on the cable length and input power. UTP CAT5e or higher cabling is required.