Description
Tripp Lite by Eaton Outdoor In-Line PoE Surge Protector - IP68 Rated, 1 Gbps, Cat5e/6, IEC Compliant, 110 Punch Down, TAA
Protect your outdoor network infrastructure with the Tripp Lite by Eaton Outdoor In-Line PoE Surge Protector. Engineered for 1 Gbps PoE deployments, this rugged in-line protector delivers superior surge suppression, robust ESD protection, and reliable cable discharge event mitigation, all while standing up to the toughest outdoor conditions. With IP68 ratings, IEC compliance, and TAA eligibility, it’s the trusted choice for securing outdoor devices such as PoE cameras, wireless access points, and weatherproof switches. This device integrates seamlessly into Cat5e/6 networks, preserving data integrity and ensuring uptime in harsh environments. Whether you’re deploying a campus, parking facility, stadium, or industrial site, this outdoor PoE surge protector is engineered to minimize downtime and protect your critical PoE-powered equipment from transient surges, lightning strikes, and electrostatic discharge.
- IP68-rated outdoor protection—Designed to endure rain, dust, high humidity, and submersion conditions, keeping PoE-powered devices safe in exposed locations. The rugged housing shields connectors and circuitry from weather ingress, delivering dependable performance in parking lots, outdoor surveillance installations, and remote campuses. This rugged protection helps reduce maintenance visits while extending the life of your outdoor network gear.
- 1 Gbps PoE support for high-speed outdoor networks—Optimized for 1 Gbps PoE throughput, ensuring seamless power and data delivery to IP cameras, outdoor wireless access points, and other PoE-enabled devices without sacrificing network performance. The surge protector’s design minimizes signal degradation, so you can deploy high-bandwidth PoE devices with confidence in outdoor environments.
- Cat5e/6 compatibility with IEC compliance—Built to work with common Cat5e and Cat6 cabling, enabling flexible installations across existing infrastructure. IEC compliance ensures safety standards are met for electrical enclosures and outdoor installations, providing an additional layer of assurance for integrators and end users alike.
- Rugged, maintenance-friendly in-line architecture—An in-line design makes integration with outdoor cabling straightforward, while the 110 punch-down termination offers robust, field-friendly connections. The compact footprint fits discrete mounting locations, aligning with outdoor enclosures and weatherproof boxes to reduce clutter and simplify cable management.
- TAA compliance and trusted brand reliability—With TAA eligibility and the trusted Tripp Lite by Eaton lineage, the surge protector delivers long-term reliability for mission-critical outdoor networks. The device is built to withstand temperature swings, moisture exposure, and salt-air environments, making it a dependable choice for municipal, educational, and enterprise deployments.
Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton Outdoor In-Line PoE Surge Protector
- Technical details and exact specifications are not provided in this description. For complete data, refer to the official product literature and the ec.synnex catalog using the product UPC or SKU as reference to access the specifications section.
How to install Tripp Lite by Eaton Outdoor In-Line PoE Surge Protector
- Plan the placement—Identify a protected outdoor mounting location close to the PoE-powered equipment (IP cameras, outdoor APs, or PoE switches). Ensure the chosen site allows for proper ventilation and access for maintenance while remaining shielded from direct rain and standing water for optimal IP68 performance. Prepare Cat5e/6 cables with appropriate outdoor-rated shielding and connectors to maintain performance and durability in harsh environments.
- Prepare the enclosure and terminations—Install the surge protector inside a weatherproof enclosure or mounting box designed for outdoor use. Use the 110 punch-down block to securely terminate the Cat5e/6 conductors, ensuring clean, consistent terminations and proper strain relief to withstand wind, vibration, and temperature changes.
- Connect the network and power path—Route the PoE-powered device cables through the surge protector’s in-line path. Connect the data lines to the Cat5e/6 channels and verify that the power feed remains within PoE specifications. Take care to maintain proper polarity and shielding, minimizing interference and signal loss in outdoor runs.
- Grounding and safety checks—Follow all local electrical codes for grounding and bonding. Confirm that the surge protector is properly grounded to the enclosure and system ground. Check for secure, weatherproof seals around all cable ingress points to preserve IP68 integrity after installation and testing.
- Test and validate—Power up the connected PoE devices and run functional tests, including data throughput, PoE delivery to cameras or APs, and surge protection response. If you experience any anomalies, recheck terminations, cable quality, and enclosure seals. Document voltage levels and device performance for ongoing preventive maintenance.
Frequently asked questions
- Q: What outdoor devices does this PoE surge protector support? A: It is designed to safeguard PoE-enabled outdoor devices such as IP cameras, outdoor wireless access points, and PoE-enabled outdoor switches, all while maintaining 1 Gbps data throughput. It’s ideal for municipal, educational, retail, and enterprise outdoor networks requiring reliable surge protection and durable outdoor performance.
- Q: How does IP68 rating benefit outdoor deployments? A: The IP68 rating ensures superior protection against immersion in water and dust ingress, enabling reliable operation in rain, snow, high humidity, and dusty environments. This reduces maintenance needs and extends the lifespan of outdoor PoE gear.
- Q: Is this surge protector IEC compliant and TAA listed? A: Yes. The unit is IEC compliant and TAA eligible, which helps meet procurement requirements for government and enterprise projects and ensures adherence to recognized safety and performance standards.
- Q: Can I use this with Cat5e and Cat6 cables? A: Yes. The protector is designed for Cat5e/6 cabling, enabling easy integration with existing network infrastructure while preserving PoE performance and data integrity across outdoor runs.
- Q: What maintenance considerations are there for outdoor PoE surge protectors? A: Regular inspections of seals, enclosure integrity, cable terminations, and grounding are recommended. Test the system after severe weather events and verify performance to ensure continued protection of PoE devices in outdoor environments.
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