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Tycon Power Systems
A 56V 70W DC-to-DC converter with dual 802.3at PoE inserter supplying power on all four Ethernet pairs from a 10-60VDC input
The Tycon TP-DCDC-1256GD-VHP is a very high power DC-to-DC converter and PoE inserter delivering 56V at 70W over all eight Ethernet conductors. It accepts a wide 10-60VDC input through a removable screw terminal and provides isolated, Gigabit-compatible 4-pair power for demanding remote installations.
This unit suits integrators powering Ubiquiti airFiber antennas or Axis Q6032-E, Q6034-E and Q6035-E PTZ cameras from 12V, 24V or 48V battery systems. It is not for buyers who need standard 802.3af power levels, single-pair PoE, or AC mains input without an external supply.
The converter mounts on a standard DIN rail using the included kit and connects via a 5-pin compression wire terminal for up to 12 AWG conductors. Dual DC inputs allow primary and backup sources, while built-in surge, short-circuit and overload protection reduce field failures. Incorrect pinout wiring on the RJ45 shielded ports is the most common setup error.
| Brand | Tycon Power Systems |
|---|---|
| Series | TP-DCDC-1256Gx-VHP |
| Model | TP-DCDC-1256GD-VHP |
| Type | DC to DC Converter |
You need a 10-60VDC source such as a 12V, 24V or 48V battery system; the removable 5-pin screw terminals accept up to 12 AWG wire for the connection.
Yes, the inserter is designed for those Axis models and delivers 56VDC on pins 3,4,5,6 and 1,2,7,8 up to 1.25A total, matching their high-power PoE requirements.
Measure the RJ45 output with a multimeter; you should read 56VDC ±2.5% across the PoE pin pairs while the connected device is drawing power.
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