Tycon Power Systems
Tycon Power Systems POE-MSPLT-4805 48V 802.3af/at PoE Splitter 5V 12W
Converts 48V 802.3af/at PoE into regulated 5V 12W DC via 5.5 mm 2.1 mm barrel connector with data pass-through on RJ45
- Converts 48V PoE to regulated 5V DC output
- Delivers up to 12W power with 2.4A current capacity
- Supports IEEE 802.3af/at PoE standards for broad compatibility
- Isolated input and output with short-circuit and overload protection
- Compact adapter with 5.5mm barrel and RJ45 connectors on 6in cables
Compact PoE Splitter for 5 V Devices
The Tycon Power Systems POE-MSPLT-4805 converts an active IEEE 802.3af/at 48 V PoE input into a regulated 5 V DC supply. It delivers up to 12 W continuous output with a 5.5 mm × 2.1 mm barrel connector and passes data through a dedicated RJ-45 port on six-inch cables. Short-circuit and over-current protection are built in.
Ideal for Low-Power 5 V Gear; Not for Other Voltages
Installers powering 5 V cameras, sensors, or wireless access points from a PoE switch will find the 2.4 A output a direct match. It is not for devices that require 12 V or any voltage other than 5 V, nor for applications that exceed the 12 W regulated output or the 15 W input ceiling.
5 V 2.4 A Regulated Output on Barrel Connector
The single specification that decides fit is the fixed 5 V DC output at 2.4 A provided on a 5.5 mm × 2.1 mm barrel plug. If the target device needs a different voltage, a higher current, or a different connector type, this splitter will not work.
Highlights
- Converts 48V PoE to regulated 5V DC output
- Delivers up to 12W power with 2.4A current capacity
- Supports IEEE 802.3af/at PoE standards for broad compatibility
- Isolated input and output with short-circuit and overload protection
- Compact adapter with 5.5mm barrel and RJ45 connectors on 6in cables
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What PoE standard and voltage must my switch or injector provide for the POE-MSPLT-4805 to operate?
The splitter requires an active IEEE 802.3af/at PoE input at 48 VDC to power the 5 VDC output.
Can I keep my existing 10/100 Mbps Ethernet cabling when I add this splitter?
Yes, the data path supports 10/100 MB Ethernet speeds so your current Cat5 or Cat5e runs will work unchanged.
How can I confirm the splitter is delivering the correct 5 VDC after installation?
Measure 5 VDC at the 5.5 mm × 2.1 mm barrel connector with a multimeter; the regulated output should be present when the PoE link is active.
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