Chapter 2: Safety information
General information:
• The GSPPoE must not be used on data networks that are connected to out-of-building wiring.
Use of AC power cord set:
• The power cord must have approval from the regulatory agency of the specific country in which
it is used. Examples of regulatory agencies include UL, CSA, and VDE.
• The power cord must include a ground connector and an IEC 60320 C5 connector at one end
and a locale specific plug with a ground contact at the other.
• The power cord must be rated for minimum 250 V AC for RMS operations and a minimum
rated current capacity of 2.5 A or a minimum wire gauge of 16 American Wire Gauge (1.00
square millimeters).
Use of PoE Power Injector:
• The AC wall socket-outlet must be near the GSPPoE power injector and easily accessible. You
can remove AC power from the GSPPoE power injector by disconnecting the AC power cord
from the wall socket outlet or from the GSPPoE power injector appliance coupler.
• The GSPPoE Power Injector must only be used with Avaya IP and digital terminals. According
to IEC 60950-1, both the power (PoE) and data (Ethernet) output interfaces of GSPPoE power
injector have Safety Extra-Low Voltage (SELV) and Limited Power Source (LPS) circuits.
• The GSPPoE power injector ports are shielded by RJ45 data sockets. They cannot be used as
Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) telephone sockets. Connect only RJ45 data to RJ45 data
sockets.
Warning:
• Connect the GSPPoE power injector only to the IP or digital device that is bought with the
GSPPoE power injector. Using the injector with any other devicecan damage the device.
• Do not connect the GSPPoE power injector to the power outlet if the voltage indicated on
the label of the GSPPoE power injector is different from the power outlet voltage. A voltage
mismatch can cause equipment damage and pose a fire hazard.
June 2018
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