Tycon Systems
Tycon Systems TP-DCDC-4848GD-HP 56V 35W Gigabit DC-DC Converter PoE Inserter
A 56V 35W Gigabit DC-DC converter and PoE inserter with dual isolated inputs for primary and backup power sources
- Delivers up to 35W PoE for power-hungry devices
- Gigabit pass-through keeps network speed at 1000 Mbps
- Dual isolated inputs accept primary and backup 36–72 VDC sources
- IEEE 802.3 af/at compliant output works with standard PoE gear
- Built-in surge, short-circuit and over-voltage protection safeguards connected equipment
High-power Gigabit PoE inserter
The Tycon Systems TP-DCDC-4848GD-HP is a DC-to-DC converter with an integrated Gigabit Power over Ethernet inserter. It delivers up to 35W of regulated output for IEEE 802.3 af/at or passive PoE devices. The unit accepts dual isolated inputs for primary and backup power sources. It is built for industrial or vehicle installations requiring reliable power injection.
56V DC output at 35W
The converter supplies a fixed 56V DC output with a maximum power rating of 35W. It operates from a wide DC input range of 36 to 72VDC via removable screw terminals. This specific voltage and wattage combination determines compatibility with powered devices such as wireless access points or IP cameras. Verify that the load matches these exact output specifications before deployment.
Screw-terminal wiring with dual-input redundancy
Installation uses removable screw-type compression connectors for the DC input wires and shielded RJ45 jacks for Gigabit data pass-through. The dual isolated inputs allow connection of two power sources without external switching gear. Common issues include reversing polarity on the screw terminals or exceeding the 35W limit, which triggers overload protection. Ensure correct pinout on Ethernet cables for pins 4, 5, 7 and 8.
Highlights
- Delivers up to 35W PoE for power-hungry devices
- Gigabit pass-through keeps network speed at 1000 Mbps
- Dual isolated inputs accept primary and backup 36–72 VDC sources
- IEEE 802.3 af/at compliant output works with standard PoE gear
- Built-in surge, short-circuit and over-voltage protection safeguards connected equipment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 35 W rating mean once the inserter is installed?
It is the maximum regulated PoE power the unit can deliver to a connected device over the Ethernet cable.
How does the Gigabit RJ45 interface affect data throughput?
The shielded ports pass 10/100/1000 Mbps traffic while injecting power on the spare pairs.
What mounting or wiring does the dual-input DC terminal require?
Two removable screw-type compression connectors accept 36–72 VDC sources for primary and backup supplies.
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