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Tycon Power

Tycon Power TP-DCDC-4848GD-HP 36-72VDC to 56VDC 35W Gigabit surveillance accessory

SKU CH-P5EM-619FS

Converts 36-72 V DC vehicle power to 56 V DC at 35 W for Gigabit PoE cameras and access points

  • TypeOther
  • Wide 36-72 V input fits vehicle power systems
  • 56 V regulated output powers PoE cameras reliably
  • Gigabit pass-through keeps full network speed intact
  • Compact 4.9 × 3 × 1.5 in design saves enclosure space
  • FCC Class B, UL 1950, TUV EN60950 certified for safety

35 W DC-DC Converter for Surveillance

This Tycon Power TP-DCDC-4848GD-HP converts a 36 to 72 V DC input into a regulated 56 V DC output at up to 35 watts. It fits vehicle installations, wireless access points, IP phones and security camera systems that require a stable high-voltage supply. The unit measures 1.5 inches high, 3 inches wide and 4.9 inches long, weighing approximately 10.60 ounces.

Suitable for PoE Camera Deployments

Installers who need to power IEEE 802.3 af or at compliant devices from a wide-range DC source will find this converter appropriate. It is not intended for AC mains input, for loads exceeding 35 watts, or for applications that require multiple output ports or a different output voltage.

56 V DC Output Voltage

The fixed 56 V DC output is the critical parameter that determines whether connected cameras, access points or VoIP endpoints receive the correct power level. Verify that every end device accepts this exact voltage before installation.

Highlights

  • Wide 36-72 V input fits vehicle power systems
  • 56 V regulated output powers PoE cameras reliably
  • Gigabit pass-through keeps full network speed intact
  • Compact 4.9 × 3 × 1.5 in design saves enclosure space
  • FCC Class B, UL 1950, TUV EN60950 certified for safety

Specifications

BrandTycon Power
TypeOther

Questions about this item

What comes in the box with the TP-DCDC-4848GD-HP and do I need to buy a PoE injector separately?

The converter has one 10/100/1000Base-T input port and one 10/100/1000Base-T output port, so it connects inline with an existing Gigabit PoE link; no separate injector is required if the upstream switch already supplies 802.3 af or at power.

The spec lists 36-72 V DC input and 56 V DC output — which voltage range should I match for my vehicle or camera installation?

Choose a source within the 36-72 V DC window; the unit regulates it to a steady 56 V DC at up to 35 W, making it suitable for vehicle electrical systems or wireless access points that expect a 48 V nominal PoE rail.

What does the 35 W maximum output power mean when the converter is powering a security camera or IP phone?

It can deliver up to 35 W at 56 V DC to the connected device, enough for most IEEE 802.3 at Class 4 cameras or phones, while the Gigabit pass-through ports maintain full 1000Base-T data rates.

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