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The 5-Port Gigabit PoE Passthrough Switch is designed to take power from a PoE switch and
pass both data and electrical power to a number of PoE-compatible devices via standard Cat5e
or Cat6 network cables. Equipped with five Gigabit Ethernet ports, this switch can: power up to
four wireless LAN access points and bridges, VoIP phones and/or IP video cameras; draw its own
power from the PoE switch it’s connected to; and deliver network speeds of up to 1,000 Mbps.
When you connect the PD port (Port 5) to a PoE-enabled, IEEE 802.3bt/at/af-compliant PoE switch,
the Intellinet Network Solutions PoE-Powered 5-Port Gigabit Switch uses some of the electric current
to power itself and passes the available surplus power to up to four PoE edge devices, such as IP
cameras, allowing you to realize the full potential of each of the PSE ports in your data center.
For specifications, go to
intellinet-network.com/r/561808
or scan the QR code on the cover.
Front Panel
Ports
Description
1-4
PSE (power sourcing equipment) ports — compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at — that
you can connect to PoE devices such as VoIP phones and network cameras. Any
Ethernet-compatible non-PoE device can also be connected to these 4 ports.
5
PD (powered device) port. When connected to a IEEE 802.3bt/at/af-compliant
PoE injector, midspan or PoE switch, this switch will draw power from that device;
the included power adapter does not need to be used. This port can
also be connected to any standard Ethernet port.
LED
Status
Status Description
Power
Off
No power is supplied to the switch.
On
Power is supplied via the AC adapter or the PD port.
DATA
Off
No network link is established.
On
A network link has been established.
Flashing
A network link has been established and data packets are being sent and received.
PoE
Off
Port is not supplying power to a connected PoE device.
On
Port is supplying power to a connected PoE device.
Flashing
There is insufficient power for the connected PoE device.
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