DC-PD – PoE+ Powered Device Module with Terminal Block or PSE Input

The DC-PD is a PoE+ Powered Device (PD) module with either DC terminal block or RJ45 Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) input. It is compliant with IEEE802.3at/af and LTPoE++™ 90W. It has an isolated power supply using synchronous flyback topology and has a max DC output of 5V/7A or 12V/6A.

Additional information

Dimensions

3.309" x 1.575" (84.05mm x 40.00mm)

Power Requirement

T series DC input voltages from 37V to 57V, R series from Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE)

Operating Temperature

-40 ~ 185 °F (-40 ~ 85 °C)

Storage Temperature

-40 ~ 185°F (-40 ~ 85°C)

Global P/N / SKU

3107920

I/O

1 x 12-pin header for connecting with MPX-350 or MPX-210D, 1 x 2-pin terminal block for DC power out, 1 x 2-pin terminal block for DC input (T series), 1 x RJ45 for connecting with PSE (R series)

Ordering Options

DC-PD-5VT (SKU# 3107920A):
DC to DC, with terminal block, DC input 37 ~ 57V, DC output 5V / 7A

DC-PD-5VR (SKU# 3107920B):
Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, and LTPoE++™ 90W with RJ45 connector, DC Output 5V / 7A

DC-PD-5VR-02 (SKU# 3107920C):
Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-350 (SKU# 1507936), DC Output 5V / 7A

DC-PD-5VR-03 (SKU# 3107920D):
Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-210D (SKU# 1507785), DC Output 5V / 7A

DC-PD-12VT (SKU# 3107920E):
DC to DC, with terminal block, DC input 37 ~ 57V, DC output 12V / 6A

DC-PD-12VR (SKU# 3107920F):
Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, and LTPoE++™ 90W with RJ45 connector, DC Output 12V / 6A

DC-PD-12VR-02 (SKU# 3107920G):
Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-350 (SKU# 1507936), DC Output 12V / 6A

DC-PD-12VR-03 (SKU# 3107920H):
Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-210D (SKU# 1507785), DC Output 12V / 6A

Downloads

Datasheet

Ordering Options

DC-PD-5VT (SKU# 3107920A): DC to DC, with terminal block, DC input 37 ~ 57V, DC output 5V / 7A DC-PD-5VR (SKU# 3107920B): Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, and LTPoE++™ 90W with RJ45 connector, DC Output 5V / 7A DC-PD-5VR-02 (SKU# 3107920C): Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-350 (SKU# 1507936), DC Output 5V / 7A DC-PD-5VR-03 (SKU# 3107920D): Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-210D (SKU# 1507785), DC Output 5V / 7A DC-PD-12VT (SKU# 3107920E): DC to DC, with terminal block, DC input 37 ~ 57V, DC output 12V / 6A DC-PD-12VR (SKU# 3107920F): Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, and LTPoE++™ 90W with RJ45 connector, DC Output 12V / 6A DC-PD-12VR-02 (SKU# 3107920G): Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-350 (SKU# 1507936), DC Output 12V / 6A DC-PD-12VR-03 (SKU# 3107920H): Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-210D (SKU# 1507785), DC Output 12V / 6A

DC-PD – PoE+ Powered Device Module with Terminal Block or PSE Input

The DC-PD is a PoE+ Powered Device (PD) module with either DC terminal block or RJ45 Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) input. It is compliant with IEEE802.3at/af and LTPoE++™ 90W. It has an isolated power supply using synchronous flyback topology and has a max DC output of 5V/7A or 12V/6A.

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SKU: 3107920 Tags: Internet of Things (IoT), Surveillance
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DC-PD - PoE+ Powered Device Module with Terminal Block or PSE Input
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Additional information

Dimensions

3.309" x 1.575" (84.05mm x 40.00mm)

Power Requirement

T series DC input voltages from 37V to 57V, R series from Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE)

Operating Temperature

-40 ~ 185 °F (-40 ~ 85 °C)

Storage Temperature

-40 ~ 185°F (-40 ~ 85°C)

Global P/N / SKU

3107920

I/O

1 x 12-pin header for connecting with MPX-350 or MPX-210D, 1 x 2-pin terminal block for DC power out, 1 x 2-pin terminal block for DC input (T series), 1 x RJ45 for connecting with PSE (R series)

Ordering Options

DC-PD-5VT (SKU# 3107920A):
DC to DC, with terminal block, DC input 37 ~ 57V, DC output 5V / 7A

DC-PD-5VR (SKU# 3107920B):
Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, and LTPoE++™ 90W with RJ45 connector, DC Output 5V / 7A

DC-PD-5VR-02 (SKU# 3107920C):
Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-350 (SKU# 1507936), DC Output 5V / 7A

DC-PD-5VR-03 (SKU# 3107920D):
Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-210D (SKU# 1507785), DC Output 5V / 7A

DC-PD-12VT (SKU# 3107920E):
DC to DC, with terminal block, DC input 37 ~ 57V, DC output 12V / 6A

DC-PD-12VR (SKU# 3107920F):
Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, and LTPoE++™ 90W with RJ45 connector, DC Output 12V / 6A

DC-PD-12VR-02 (SKU# 3107920G):
Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-350 (SKU# 1507936), DC Output 12V / 6A

DC-PD-12VR-03 (SKU# 3107920H):
Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-210D (SKU# 1507785), DC Output 12V / 6A

Downloads

Datasheet

Ordering Options

DC-PD-5VT (SKU# 3107920A): DC to DC, with terminal block, DC input 37 ~ 57V, DC output 5V / 7A DC-PD-5VR (SKU# 3107920B): Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, and LTPoE++™ 90W with RJ45 connector, DC Output 5V / 7A DC-PD-5VR-02 (SKU# 3107920C): Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-350 (SKU# 1507936), DC Output 5V / 7A DC-PD-5VR-03 (SKU# 3107920D): Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-210D (SKU# 1507785), DC Output 5V / 7A DC-PD-12VT (SKU# 3107920E): DC to DC, with terminal block, DC input 37 ~ 57V, DC output 12V / 6A DC-PD-12VR (SKU# 3107920F): Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, and LTPoE++™ 90W with RJ45 connector, DC Output 12V / 6A DC-PD-12VR-02 (SKU# 3107920G): Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-350 (SKU# 1507936), DC Output 12V / 6A DC-PD-12VR-03 (SKU# 3107920H): Compliant IEEE802.3at/af, with RJ45 connector, with miniPCIe MPX-210D (SKU# 1507785), DC Output 12V / 6A

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