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Axis TU8001 Ethernet Surge Protector, PoE up to 95 W, 1 Gbit

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Axis TU8001 Ethernet Surge Protector, PoE up to 95 W, 1 Gbit

€85.56

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Product number: 7130 EAN: 7331021075849
EAN: 7331021075849
Weight (packaged): 0.1 kg
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Product "Axis TU8001 Ethernet Surge Protector, PoE up to 95 W, 1 Gbit"

Axis TU8001 protects the network device and switch against voltage surges in the Ethernet cable (up to 10 kV). It is installed next to the switch or in an outdoor cabinet near the camera, on a wall or DIN rail.

  • Fits (per Axis compatibility list): M4216-LV, P3818-PVE, M2035-LE, M2036-LE, M3088-V, M3085-V, M3086-V, Q6225-LE 50 Hz, M5075-G EU, M3216-LVE, Q1961-TE 7 mm 30 fps, M5074, P3925-LRE, M3215-LVE, M4327-P, P3737-PLE, M4317-PLVE, Q1805-LE, P5654-E Mk II 50HZ, Q1806-LE, M5526-E 50 Hz, M3125-LVE, M3126-LVE, Q1971-E 13 mm 30 fps, Q1971-E 19 mm 30 fps, Q1800-LE, M3128-LVE, Q6355-LE, Q1971-E 7 mm 30 fps, P1475-LE, P1488-LE, P1487-LE, M4218-V
  • Protection: surge up to 10 kV
  • PoE: IEEE 802.3bt up to 95 W
  • Data: up to 1 Gbps
  • Mounting: wall or DIN rail
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Product type: Surge protector
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