PoE Injector 12-24V DC 5Gb

A PoE (Power over Ethernet) injector is a Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) that combines power and data over a single CAT 6 Ethernet cable. It simplifies wiring for Power over Ethernet-compatible devices (PD) by eliminating the need for separate power cables.

The Raymarine A80811 PoE injector supports data transfer rates up to 5 Gbit/s (5 Gigabits per second) on its RJ45 ports.

This Raymarine PoE injector delivers a maximum power output of 15.4 W. It is compatible with powered devices (PD) of PoE classes 0 to 3.

The Raymarine A80811 PoE injector requires a nominal supply voltage of 12 V or 24 V DC. Its operating range is from 10 V to 36 V DC.

The Raymarine A80811 PoE injector has a depth of 32.80 mm and weighs 200 g. Its other dimensions are 82.00 mm (length), 43.00 mm (height), 74.00 mm (base width), 30.00 mm (hole spacing), 56.00 mm (hole spacing), 11.00 mm (hole diameter) and 25.00 mm (hole diameter).

No, the Raymarine A80811 PoE injector is NOT protected against moisture or liquid ingress. It must be installed in a protected compartment, away from humidity, rain, and salt spray.

The injector has:

An RJ45 input port (1000 / 5000 Mbits/s). A combined power and PoE data output port RJ45 (1000 / 5000 Mbits/s).

The Raymarine A80811 PoE injector’s nominal output voltage ranges from 44 V to 57 V DC, in compliance with IEEE 802.3af.

The PoE injector (2nd generation; 5 Gbit) is the only component supplied with the product.

The injector must be installed in a protected compartment, shielded from moisture, rain, and salt spray. It is also recommended to place it near the vessel's DC power source to minimize cable length.

Yes, it is essential to ensure adequate ventilation and not to block the ventilation openings. Sufficient separation from other equipment is also required to ensure good air circulation.

To mount the injector, you must use the supplied mounting template to mark and drill 6 holes at the chosen location. Then align the mounting holes of the unit with the drilled holes and insert the fasteners, tightening them until fully secured.

For wiring, ensure you maintain a minimum bending radius of 80 mm (3.15 in) for cables. Use cable ties to prevent excessive strain on connectors and to support cable weight, especially if additional ferrites are added.

Yes, it is important to select a location sufficiently far from devices likely to cause electrical interference. This includes engines, generators, and radio transmitters/receivers. Also avoid using low-quality power sources.

The injector has DC power connection terminals. Connect the negative terminal of the 12/24 V DC power supply to the VIN– terminal, and the positive terminal to the VIN2+ terminal. It is important NOT to use the VIN1+ connection.

For grounding, connect the FG (Frame / chassis Ground) terminal of the injector to the common RF ground of the vessel (if available) or to the negative terminal of the 12/24 V DC power supply.

This PoE injector is compatible with powered devices (PD) of PoE classes 0 to 3. The connected device must not exceed a maximum power consumption of 15.4 W.

Yes, you can connect a RayNet device to this injector. However, a RayNet to RJ45 adapter cable is required and is sold separately.

The injector supports the following PoE classes:

Class 1 (very low power): Provides up to 4 W (approximately 3.84 W required by the device).Class 2 (low power): Provides up to 7 W (approximately 6.49 W required by the device).Class 3 (medium power): Provides up to 15.4 W (approximately 12.95 W required by the device).Actual power consumption may vary depending on the device.