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Maximum Power Consumption per PoE Extender

PoE Extenders in 

a Daisy Chain

802.3at 30W PSE

High-Power 60W PSE

1st Extender

6.6 watts

9 watts

2nd Extender

5.9 watts

8 watts

3rd Extender

5.4 watts

7 watts

4th Extender

4.9 watts

6.2 watts

5th Extender

-

5.7 watts

6th Extender

-

5.2 watts

7th Extender

-

4.9 watts

NOTE:  The PoE Extender will consume less power depending on the Class of PD 

attached to the PoE/PSE port.
The table below provides a summary of the distance and available power when 

multiple PoE extenders are connected in a daisy chain.

PSE Source

Power

Number 

of 

Extenders

Distance

Meters / Feet

Available Power for PD 

per Cable Type

Category 5

Category 5e

Category 6

802.3at 30W

1

200m / 656 ft.

17.6 watts

18.6 watts

19.9 watts

2

300m / 984 ft.

11.3 watts

12.2 watts

13.5 watts

3

400m / 1,312 ft.

6.0 watts

6.7 watts

7.9 watts

4

500m / 1,640 ft.

1.2 watts

1.8 watts

2.9 watts

High-Power 

60W

1

200m / 656 ft.

38.8 watts

40.8 watts

43.5 watts

2

300m / 984 ft.

29.2 watts

31.1 watts

34.0 watts

3

400m / 1,312 ft.

21.4 watts

23.2 watts

25.9 watts

4

500m / 1,640 ft.

14.8 watts

16.6 watts

19.0 watts

5

600m /1,968 ft.

9.1 watts

10.7 watts

12.9 watts

6

700m / 2,296 ft.

4.0 watts

5.4 watts

7.4 watts

7

800m / 2,624 ft.

-

Data Only

2.4 watts

4) Connect Cable and Devices

a.  Connect the RJ-45 port on the PoE PSE equipment to the P1-PD port on the 

RuggedNet GXPoE+/Si or GXHPoE/Si using a Category 5 or better cable.

b.  Verify the PWR and P1-PD LEDs on the RuggedNet GXPoE+/Si or GXHPoE/Si 

are functioning per the LED table on the next page.

c.   Connect the RJ-45 P2-PSE or P3-PSE port on the RuggedNet GXPoE+/Si or 

GXHPoE/Si to the Powered Device using a Category 5 or better cable.

d.  Verify the P2-PSE or P3-PSE LED on the RuggedNet GXPoE+/Si or GXHPoE/Si 

is functioning per the LED table on the next page.

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5) Verify Operation

Verify the GXPoE30/Si or GXHPoE60/Si is operational by viewing the LED indicators.
Once power is applied through the PoE/PD port on the module, all module functions 

are active.  The PoE/PSE port is operational and will start detecting / classifying 

once a PD device is attached to the port.
This facilitates installation and troubleshooting by ensuring each link is operational.  

This is especially beneficial when multiple Extenders are daisy chained.

Power - LED Indicators

Legend

Indicator

Description

Pwr

OFF

Unit not powered

Green - ON

Unit powered

Power LED Indicators

Front Panel LED Locations

PoE/PD Port - LED Indicators

Legend

Location

Indicator

Description

P1-PD

Front of the Module

OFF

No PSE power

Green - single blink

Powered by 802.3af PoE 15W

Green - two blinks 

Powered by 802.3at PoE 30W

Green - three blinks

Powered by High-Power PoE 60W

10

Both Top & Bottom LED

OFF

No link

Green - ON

Port linked at 10Mbps

Green - Blinking at 20Hz

Port data activity at 10Mbps

100

Top LED

OFF

No link

Green - ON

Port linked at 100Mbps

Green - Blinking at 20Hz

Port data activity at 100Mbps

1000

Bottom LED

OFF

No link

Green - ON

Port linked at 1000Mbps

Green - Blinking at 20Hz

Port data activity at 1000Mbps

PoE/PD LED Indicator

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