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Midspan, 60W, single port, AC in
The 60 W midspan delivers high‑power PoE for PTZ cameras and complies with IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at standards. Featuring surge protection and automatic device detection to prevent power delivery to non‑PoE devices, it simplifies indoor deployment and enables reliable operation.
Commercial Type No: NPD-6001B
Supports high-power PoE/PoH and complies to both the IEEE 802.3af and the IEEE 802.3at standards
Lightning protection
Detects and protects non-standard Ethernet terminals automatically
Indoor models mount to a wall, shelf, bench or desktop
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the Midspan, 60W, single port, AC in
The midspan supports high-power PoE/PoH and complies with both IEEE 802.3af and IEEE 802.3at standards. By doubling the available power to a maximum of 60 W, it ensures reliable operation for demanding PTZ cameras without requiring dedicated electrical wiring.
Yes. While the 60 W midspan is rated strictly for indoor installation, it is engineered to connect to cameras installed outdoors. It features built-in surge and lightning protection, safeguarding your network infrastructure from electrical spikes originating from outdoor powered devices.
To maintain network integrity and prevent hardware damage, the midspan automatically detects and protects non-standard Ethernet terminals. This intelligent power management removes friction during installation and ensures continuous, safe operation across diverse security environments.
Designed for flexible deployment, the indoor midspan can be easily mounted to a wall, shelf, bench, or desktop. This adaptability allows system integrators to streamline installations within existing IT closets, server rooms, or control centers.
The midspan features a single port designed to carry both data and power over standard CAT5e or better cabling, utilizing all four pairs. It supports pass-through data rates of 10/100/1000 Mbps with a maximum recommended cable length of 100 meters (328 feet) between the network source and the terminal.