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Using PoE-Enabled Switch
This section looks at the scenario of only a PoE switch capable of supplying either 30 or 50 W to be connected to the
transmitter. No other power is provided to the receiver.
Note: it is possible to provide power to the receiver through another separate power supply. This can be done in cases where
additional power is needed at the receiver in order to power the end device. Powering the receiver will not provide power to
the transmitter. See the "Using External Power Supply at Receiver Only" section for more information on this use case.
Table 1 provides guidance as to how long the distance between the transmitter and receiver when the system is only
powered by a 30 W PoE Switch.
Table 2 provides guidance as to how long the distance between the transmitter and receiver when the system is only
powered by a 50 W PoE Switch.
● The "Max Wattage at PD" refers to how much power is available at the Powered Device (PD)
● The amount of power needed is dependent on the requirements of the Powered Device (such as
a security camera)
● The "TX1 – RX1 Cable Distance ft. (m)" refers to how far the transmitter and receiver can be
separated from each other with either 23 AWG cable or 24 AWG cable
● Panduit recommends 23 AWG cable as it provides further distance
● In all cases, we recommend no more than 50 feet (15 meters) from the transmitter and receiver
and the corresponding devices they are connected to
● In the case where a 4-port receiver (POEXRX4) is connected to the transmitter, the "Max Wattage
at PD" must be split amongst the four ports, offering a lower total power available per port
As can be seen from the tables, for example, with a 30 W PoE Switch, Panduit can supply up to 12.95 W at 2000 feet with
23 AWG or 24 AWG cables. With a 50 W PoE Switch, Panduit can only supply up to 25.5 W at 1257 feet (383 meters) with
23 AWG cable.
PoE Class
Standard
1
802.3af
2
802.3af
3
802.3af
4
802.3at
5
802.3bt
6
802.3bt
Table 1: 1-port (POEXTX1) Transmitter powered by 30 W Power Sourcing Switch at the Transmitter (assuming 55 VDC output).
PoE Class
Standard
1
802.3af
2
802.3af
3
802.3af
4
802.3at
5
802.3bt
6
802.3bt
Table 2: 1-port (POEXTX1) Transmitter powered by 50 W Power Sourcing Switch at the Transmitter (assuming 55 VDC output).
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Max Wattage
Under Voltage
at PD
Lockout at PD
3.84
37
6.49
37
12.95
37
25.5
42
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
No Additional External Power Source for the Receiver.
Max Wattage
Under Voltage
at PD
Lockout at PD
3.84
37
6.49
37
12.95
37
25.5
42
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
No Additional External Power Source for the Receiver.
TX1 – RX1 Cable Distance ft. (m)
23 AWG
PSE – TX1
(1.04Ω/100 ft.)
2000 (610)
2000 (610)
50 ft.
(15 m)
2000 (610)
200 (61)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
TX1 – RX1 Cable Distance ft. (m)
23 AWG
PSE – TX1
(1.04Ω/100 ft.)
2000 (610)
2000 (610)
50 ft.
(15 m)
2000 (610)
200 (61)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
24 AWG
(1.43Ω/100 ft.)
RX1 – PD
2000 (610)
2000 (610)
50 ft.
(15 m)
2000 (610)
85 (26)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
24 AWG
(1.43Ω/100 ft.)
RX1 – PD
2000 (610)
2000 (610)
50 ft.
(15 m)
2000 (610)
85 (26)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A

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