Tycon Power Systems
Tycon Power Systems POE Splitter 4824 24V 12W
Converts active PoE IEEE 802.3af/at or passive 36-60 VDC input into regulated 24 VDC 12 W output on a 5.5 mm × 2.1 mm barrel connector with isolated data on RJ45
- Converts active PoE to regulated 24 V DC output
- Delivers up to 12 W with 0.5 A current rating
- Includes short-circuit and over-current protection for safety
- Isolated input and output rated at 1500 V DC
- Meets FCC Class B and EN 55022 Class B EMC standards
Product identity
The Tycon Power Systems POE Splitter 4824 24V 12W is a compact Power over Ethernet adapter that separates data and PoE power onto dedicated output connectors. It converts an active IEEE 802.3af/at or passive 36-60VDC PoE input into a regulated 24VDC output at 0.5A, delivering up to 12W with 75% minimum efficiency.
Ideal users and limits
Suited for installers powering 24V wireless access points, IP cameras or sensors from a PoE switch or injector while retaining 10/100MB Ethernet connectivity. Not suitable for devices requiring Gigabit data rates, higher output wattage, a different DC voltage, or a non-barrel power connector.
Installation and pitfalls
Each unit provides a 6-inch RJ45 data cable and a 6-inch 5.5mm x 2.1mm barrel power cable for direct connection. The RJ45 input accepts standard PoE wiring. Isolated input and output with 1500VDC isolation plus short-circuit and over-current protection reduce risk, though cable length may require extension in some mounting scenarios.
Highlights
- Converts active PoE to regulated 24 V DC output
- Delivers up to 12 W with 0.5 A current rating
- Includes short-circuit and over-current protection for safety
- Isolated input and output rated at 1500 V DC
- Meets FCC Class B and EN 55022 Class B EMC standards
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What PoE standard and voltage range does the 4824 splitter accept on its RJ45 input?
It accepts IEEE 802.3af/at or passive PoE from 36 to 60 VDC on the PoE input RJ45.
Will the 10/100 MB Ethernet data pass-through on the 4824 slow down a gigabit link I keep on the network?
The splitter's Ethernet speed is 10/100 MB, so a gigabit link will negotiate down to 100 MB through this device.
How do I confirm the 4824 is delivering the rated 24 VDC 0.5 A after I connect it?
Measure the barrel connector with a multimeter; it should read 24 VDC under load up to 0.5 A.
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