SL-EQCO-POE-0V4 Datasheet, PDF (1/2 Pages) EqcoLogic – EqcoLogic Ethernet over Coal Adaptots with PoE/PoC

Open your Eyes™
EqcoLogic accelerates
Features:
IP camera deployment
 Utilizes legacy analog video cabling (75-ohm
coax)
The surveillance camera market is steadily moving
from analog to digital. The reasons are clear: better
imaging, intelligent image processing and the
benefits of fully networked integrated solutions.
Many digital cameras speak “IP” and are designed to
connect to NVR’s or video servers over Cat 5 or Cat 6
Ethernet cable.
But why waste perfectly functional 75Ω coaxial video
cabling simply to go digital? With EqcoLogic’s
Ethernet over Coax media convertor 100BaseT
Standard Definition & High Definition Megapixel IP
cameras can use coax cabling to talk IP to the NVR,
servers or switches. Re-using the cable infrastructure
also means that the analog to digital transition can be
done one camera at a time, as needed.
EqcoLogic’s Ethernet over Coax adaptors uniquely
provide Power over Ethernet (PoE) bridging over the
Coax link to provide ample power (PoC) for remote
appliances, eliminating the need to bring separate
power cables to cameras in remote locations.
 Fully transparent 100BaseT Full duplex Ethernet
including link status pass through
 Full 100Mbps FDX over 250 meter coax runs*
 Can be concatenated using repeaters for
even longer cable runs
 Supports 10/100bT Ethernet SD & HD video
cameras including PoE powered devices
 Optional DC power pass through for remote
powering of low voltage cameras
 Small 70mm * 37mm enclosure can be wall
mounted or the board without enclosure can be
placed inside camera enclosure
EqcoLogic’s Ethernet over Coax adapters are installed
in pairs. The Head End adaptor takes conventional
100BaseT Ethernet & power from a PoE compliant
Ethernet switch, a PoE injector or an AC adaptor.
Power and bidirectional data is passed over the coax
to the Camera side adaptor at the far end which in
turn optionally powers the camera.
Up to 250 Meters RG11
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*Subject to maximum cable attenuation, see over for details