Gigabit PoE Injector

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TPE-113GI (Version v3.0R)

  • Full Duplex Gigabit speeds

  • Supplies PoE (15.4W)

  • Network a PoE device located up to 100 meters (328 ft.) away

  • Converts a non-PoE Gigabit port to a PoE Gigabit port

  • Save on installation and equipment costs

  • IEEE 802.3af compliant

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TPE-113GI (Version v3.0R)

  • Full Duplex Gigabit speeds

  • Supplies PoE (15.4W)

  • Network a PoE device located up to 100 meters (328 ft.) away

  • Converts a non-PoE Gigabit port to a PoE Gigabit port

  • Save on installation and equipment costs

  • IEEE 802.3af compliant

TPE-113GI (Version v3.0R)

  • Full Duplex Gigabit speeds

  • Supplies PoE (15.4W)

  • Network a PoE device located up to 100 meters (328 ft.) away

  • Converts a non-PoE Gigabit port to a PoE Gigabit port

  • Save on installation and equipment costs

  • IEEE 802.3af compliant

TRENDnet's Gigabit PoE Injector, model TPE-113GI, combines electrical power with a Gigabit network connection. Auto-sensing technology conveniently delivers the correct wattage needed to power your PoE devices. Connect the injector to a non-PoE Gigabit switch and then run an Ethernet cable with data + power to network a PoE device up to 100 meters (328 ft.) away.

PoE

Supplies a PoE device with PoE (15.4W) power.

Installation Flexibility

Wall-mountable design accommodates most installation scenarios.

Gigabit Speeds

Full Duplex 2Gbps Ethernet speeds with this PoE injector.

PoE

Supplies a PoE device with PoE (15.4W) power

Easy Installation

No configuration needed, simply connect a PoE network device

Installation Flexibility

Wall-mountable design accommodates most installation scenarios

Gigabit Ports

1 x Gigabit Ethernet port and 1 x PoE Gigabit Ethernet port

PoE Distance

Provides a PoE network connection up to 100 meters (328 ft.)

LED Indicator

LED indicator confirms PoE connectivity

Auto-Sensing Technology

Auto-sensing technology delivers up to 15.4W to an 802.3af PoE device