Overview:
Overcome PoE limitations with the FiberPoE. The FiberPoE is a low-cost solution for outdoor deployments that require long-distance runs to reach the PoE device. Deployments with the FiberPoE also provide significant EMI and ESD protection over typical PoE installations.
Separate Data and Power Transport
PoE is ideal for indoor or short-run installations. However, for outdoor, long-distance installations, PoE becomes vulnerable to EMI and is limited to 100 meters with correlated power loss. With the FiberPoE, data and power are transported on separate cables to greatly improve data integrity and enable much longer cable runs.
The FiberPoE provides Gigabit bi-directional data transport between twisted-pair Ethernet cable and fiber optic cable, and injects DC power to the Ethernet cable for passive PoE. Use one FiberPoE device as an Fiber‑to‑Ethernet Converter, or a pair of FiberPoE devices to create a Fiber Bridge.
Fiber Optic Data Transport
Using fiber optic cable for data transport significantly reduces electrostatic discharge (ESD) failures and electromagnetic interference (EMI). Data integrity is also sustained in runs beyond 100 meters, the limit of Ethernet over twisted-pair cable. The FiberPoE supports a 1G SFP module and 24V or 50V power from a DC power cable or PoE cable.
Integrated Fiber Cable Strain Relief
An integrated strain relief system was thoughtfully designed to fit inside the FiberPoE cover for added protection and a cleaner installation.
Features:
Fiber-to-Ethernet Conversion
The FiberPoE provides fiber connectivity to any PoE device.
Designed for Outdoor Durability
The FiberPoE features an outdoor weatherproof form factor with integrated strain relief management.
Power Versatility
The FiberPoE allows separate power from standard Ethernet cables or standard terminal block / power cable support. There are three ways to configure the input and output power:
Application Examples:
The following are typical use cases for the FiberPoE.
Data Options
Fiber-to-Ethernet Converter
1. Fiber-to-Ethernet Converter One FiberPoE at the top of the tower is used to convert fiber to Ethernet at the radio. At the base of the tower, the fiber optic cable connects directly to a fiber switch or router.
Fiber Bridge
2. Fiber Bridge Two FiberPoE devices, one at the base and one at the top of the tower, are used to provide a fiber optic data link for protection from EMI events that can cause equipment damage or signal integrity issues.
Specifications:
FiberPoE Specification |
Dimensions |
196.4 x 93.5 x 32.4 mm ( 7.73 x 3.68 x 1.28") |
Weight |
288 g (10.2 oz) |
Enclosure |
White Polycarbonate |
Interface Connections |
(1) 1 Gbps SFP Port
(1) DC Terminal Block
(1) DC RJ45 Port DC Injection
(1) 1000 Mbps Ethernet PoE Port |
Typical Power Consumption |
1.5W |
Power Method |
- DC Terminal Block, 2-Wire, 24VDC or 50VDC
- DC In RJ45 Port, 2-Pair (4, 5+; 7, 8-) (24VDC Input), or 4-Pair (24VDC or 50VDC Input) Passthrough
- PoE RJ45 Port, 2-Pair (4, 5+; 7, 8-) (24VDC Input), or 4-Pair (24VDC or 50VDC Input) PoE Passthrough
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PoE Output |
PoE RJ45 Port, 2-Pair (4, 5+; 7, 8-) (24VDC), or 4-Pair (24VDC or 50VDC) PoE |
DC Output |
Terminal Block, 2-Wire (24VDC or 50VDC) |
Input DC Voltage |
16 to 57V |
LED |
White: Power On
Blue: Connected
Blue (Flashing): Activity |
Operating Temperature |
-30 to 60° C (-22 to 140° F) |
Operating Humidity |
10 to 95% Noncondensing |
ESD/EMP Protection |
± 24KV Contact / Air for Ethernet |
Certifications |
CE, FCC, IC |
Power Options:
The FiberPoE provides passive PoE power to the PoE device. Options for providing power to the FiberPoE include:
- DC Power Connect a 24VDC or 50VDC power cable to the Terminal Block.
- PoE (Power Only) Connect an Ethernet cable with 24V or 50V (4-pair) PoE to the DC In RJ45 port.
- PoE (Power and Data) Connect an Ethernet cable with 24V or 50V (4-pair) PoE to the PoE RJ45 port.
Power Input Port |
Input Power |
Output Power |
Terminal Block
(DC Power) |
2-wire DC, 24V |
PoE port, 2-pair (4, 5+; 7, 8-), 24V |
2-wire DC, 50V |
PoE port, 4-pair, 50V |
DC In
(Power Only) |
2-pair (4, 5+; 7, 8-), 24V |
Terminal Block, 24V PoE port, 24V, 2-pair (4, 5+; 7, 8-) |
4-pair, 24V |
Terminal Block, 24V PoE port, 24V, 4-pair |
4-pair, 50 |
Terminal Block, 50V PoE port, 50V, 4-pair |
PoE
(Power and Data) |
2-pair (4, 5+; 7, 8-), 24V T |
Terminal Block, 24V |
4-pair, 24V |
Terminal Block, 24V |
4-pair, 50V |
Terminal Block, 50V |
On the tower, the F-POE can provide PoE power to the radio. Options for providing power to the F-POE include:
- DC Power Connect a DC power cable to the F-POE DC terminal block.
- PoE Power Connect a PoE adapter (power only) to the F-POE RJ45 port.
Power Input/Output Examples:
Miscellaneous:
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TOUGHCable Connectors
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ESD attacks are the leading cause for device failures. The diagram below illustrates the areas vulnerable to ESD attacks in a network. |
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Documentation:
Download the Ubiquiti FiberPoE Datasheet (PDF).