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STG-PD20-AD Gigabit PoE Converter • 802.3at PoE In - 5/12/24V DC and PoE Out • DIN Rail

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Product number: 6996 EAN: 5902887100000
EAN: 5902887100000
Dimensions (packaged): 100 × 65 × 40 mm
Weight (packaged): 0.082 kg
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Product "STG-PD20-AD Gigabit PoE Converter • 802.3at PoE In - 5/12/24V DC and PoE Out • DIN Rail"

A universal PoE converter that takes 802.3at PoE from the switch and hands out the voltage the powered device actually expects. Two rows of jumpers sit inside the housing: one sets the screw-terminal voltage (5, 12 or 24 V DC), the other sets what reaches the RJ-45 output — no power, 5, 12, 24 V, or the incoming 44–56 V. One box can therefore power a 12 V camera and still pass the network cable with PoE on to the next device. The plastic housing clips onto a 35 mm DIN rail or screws down; the bare board also fits a narrow enclosure.

  • Input: 1 × RJ-45, PoE 802.3at or passive PoE
  • Input voltage: 44–56 V DC (PoE)
  • Outputs: 1 × RJ-45 + 1 × screw terminals
  • Screw terminal voltage: 5 / 12 / 24 V DC — set with jumpers
  • RJ-45 output voltage: no power / 5 / 12 / 24 V DC / 44–56 V DC — set with jumpers
  • Output power: up to 20 W
  • Output current: 1 A @ 12 V DC
  • Speed: 100/1000 Mbps
  • Indicator: LED — DC power present
  • Protections: none
  • In the box: 150 mm DC cable
  • Housing: plastic, 35 mm DIN rail mount
  • Dimensions: 71 × 56 × 30 mm in housing; 61 × 50 × 22 mm bare board
  • Mounting hole spacing: 48 mm in housing; 44 mm bare board
  • Operating temperature: −25 to +50 °C
  • Unit weight: 0.056 kg
  • Brand: STG
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Properties "STG-PD20-AD Gigabit PoE Converter • 802.3at PoE In - 5/12/24V DC and PoE Out • DIN Rail"
Network device type: Converter
Manufacturer "STG"
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