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D-Link DPE-500-E Long distance PoE splitter
Rs 19,900.00 Prices are Inclusive of Taxes
D-Link DPE-500-E Long distance PoE splitter
| Speed | 10/100 Mbps |
| Color | Black |
| Standards | IEEE802.3, IEEE802.3u, IEEE802.3x, IEEE802.3af |
| Rj45 Ports | 1 LAN IN RJ45 port (PD) |
| I Deal In | New Only |
| Availability | In Stock |
The D-LINK DPE-500-E is a long distance PoE splitter, it can achieve long distance data
transmission of 500 meters (100Mbps) and 800 meters (10Mbps).
Power over Ethernet
One RJ45 (PD) data port of DPE-500-E support IEEE802.3af standard input, the other
RJ45 data port and DC power output port (12V/1A) connect to IP camera, no
configuration, plug and play.
Expand and Upgrade Your Network
With DPE-500-E, D-LINK DES-F1016P-HE Switch can cater distance up to 500 meter for
the port count 9 to 16.
transmission of 500 meters (100Mbps) and 800 meters (10Mbps).
Power over Ethernet
One RJ45 (PD) data port of DPE-500-E support IEEE802.3af standard input, the other
RJ45 data port and DC power output port (12V/1A) connect to IP camera, no
configuration, plug and play.
Expand and Upgrade Your Network
With DPE-500-E, D-LINK DES-F1016P-HE Switch can cater distance up to 500 meter for
the port count 9 to 16.
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D-Link DPE-500-E Long distance PoE splitter
| Speed | 10/100 Mbps |
| Color | Black |
| Standards | IEEE802.3, IEEE802.3u, IEEE802.3x, IEEE802.3af |
| Rj45 Ports | 1 LAN IN RJ45 port (PD) |
| I Deal In | New Only |
| Availability | In Stock |
The D-LINK DPE-500-E is a long distance PoE splitter, it can achieve long distance data
transmission of 500 meters (100Mbps) and 800 meters (10Mbps).
Power over Ethernet
One RJ45 (PD) data port of DPE-500-E support IEEE802.3af standard input, the other
RJ45 data port and DC power output port (12V/1A) connect to IP camera, no
configuration, plug and play.
Expand and Upgrade Your Network
With DPE-500-E, D-LINK DES-F1016P-HE Switch can cater distance up to 500 meter for
the port count 9 to 16.
transmission of 500 meters (100Mbps) and 800 meters (10Mbps).
Power over Ethernet
One RJ45 (PD) data port of DPE-500-E support IEEE802.3af standard input, the other
RJ45 data port and DC power output port (12V/1A) connect to IP camera, no
configuration, plug and play.
Expand and Upgrade Your Network
With DPE-500-E, D-LINK DES-F1016P-HE Switch can cater distance up to 500 meter for
the port count 9 to 16.
D-Link DPE-500-E Long distance PoE splitter
Product Highlights
500m distance
Used with D-LINK swicth DES-F1016P-HE for
supporting 500 meter distance for 9th-16th port
with speed 100 Mbps
Plug-and-play
Plug-and-play installation means the splitter can be
connected to DES-F1016P-HE & can be quickly and
easily installed without the need for any additional
configuration
Protection Level
Surge protection of 6KV with Electrostatic discharge
(ESD): Air 8KV
Why do I need it?
One big advantage of PoE, is that it can be used to cut down on the number of electrical sockets being used,
devices like access points and cameras can be powered by a single ethernet cable, reducing trip hazards and the
need to stock multiple different types of power adaptors. Another advantage of PoE is it sends power down the
cable between 44-57V, instead of the standard 110/240V. This means there is no need for a certified electrician
to add or move devices.
devices like access points and cameras can be powered by a single ethernet cable, reducing trip hazards and the
need to stock multiple different types of power adaptors. Another advantage of PoE is it sends power down the
cable between 44-57V, instead of the standard 110/240V. This means there is no need for a certified electrician
to add or move devices.
Different Types of Poe
Power over Ethernet switches allo
w both power and data to be connected simultaneously to operate devices.
As the diagram above shows, there are different standards of PoE. Our switch range offers a wide choice of PoE
(802.3af ) and PoE+ (802.3at) switches, these can power devices such as Access Points, CCTV Cameras, IP Phones.
Recently the PoE++ (802.2bt) standard has been developed/launched this will be able to deliver 60 watts of
power to devices, meaning things like laptops and TV screens can now be powered via an Ethernet cable, this
standard will be available on the DMS-3130 series and others moving forwards.
PoE (or 802.3af)
15.4 Watts per channel max
Great for powering;
PoE+ (or 802.3at)
30 Watts per channel max
Great for powering;
Outdorr/PTZ cameras
PoE++ (or 802.3bt)
60 Watts per channel max
Great for powering;
VoIP Phones
Wireless Access
Points
Security Cameras
Wi-Fi 6 Access
Points
5G Premises
Equipment Wi-Fi 7 Access
Points
LED Lighting
Laptops and Thin
Clients
What Devices can use a PoE Switch?
There are many devices that can be powered by PoE. However, the amount of power needed
will differ by device- see examples below;
Low Watt PoE devices
• VoiP Phones
• IP cameras
• Wireless Access Points
• Audio Devices, i.e. Speakers
Medium Watt PoE devices
• Wi-Fi 6 Access Points
• Video Phones
• Outdoor and PTZ Cameras
High Watt PoE Devices (UPoE)
• TV’s and other displays
• LED Lighting
• Remote Computer Terminals and Thin Clients
• Wi-FI 7 Access Points
As the diagram above shows, there are different standards of PoE. Our switch range offers a wide choice of PoE
(802.3af ) and PoE+ (802.3at) switches, these can power devices such as Access Points, CCTV Cameras, IP Phones.
Recently the PoE++ (802.2bt) standard has been developed/launched this will be able to deliver 60 watts of
power to devices, meaning things like laptops and TV screens can now be powered via an Ethernet cable, this
standard will be available on the DMS-3130 series and others moving forwards.
PoE (or 802.3af)
15.4 Watts per channel max
Great for powering;
PoE+ (or 802.3at)
30 Watts per channel max
Great for powering;
Outdorr/PTZ cameras
PoE++ (or 802.3bt)
60 Watts per channel max
Great for powering;
VoIP Phones
Wireless Access
Points
Security Cameras
Wi-Fi 6 Access
Points
5G Premises
Equipment Wi-Fi 7 Access
Points
LED Lighting
Laptops and Thin
Clients
What Devices can use a PoE Switch?
There are many devices that can be powered by PoE. However, the amount of power needed
will differ by device- see examples below;
Low Watt PoE devices
• VoiP Phones
• IP cameras
• Wireless Access Points
• Audio Devices, i.e. Speakers
Medium Watt PoE devices
• Wi-Fi 6 Access Points
• Video Phones
• Outdoor and PTZ Cameras
High Watt PoE Devices (UPoE)
• TV’s and other displays
• LED Lighting
• Remote Computer Terminals and Thin Clients
• Wi-FI 7 Access Points
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