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Introducing The DP5300 DP5400 DP5500 Series Power over Ethernet PD Module

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Introducing The DP5300 DP5400 DP5500 Series Power over Ethernet PD Module

DP5300 DP5400 DP5500 Power Over Ethernet (PoE) PD Modules
PD(Powered Device) Integrated Module (Isolation Type)

The Features of DP5300/5400 & DP5500 Series PoE Modules

‌1. Industry-Leading PoE Standards Support‌

Our DP5300/5400 and DP5500 series redefine power delivery over Ethernet:

‌DP5300/5400‌: Fully compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at (PoE/PoE+), delivering up to 25W for IP cameras, VoIP phones, and wireless APs.
‌DP5500‌: Supports IEEE 802.3af/at/bt (PoE++), providing up to 42W for high-demand applications like PTZ cameras, 5G small cells, and industrial IoT devices.

‌2. Compact Design, Maximum Efficiency‌

Engineered for space-constrained environments:

‌SIL Package‌: Ultra-slim dimensions (57.3mm × 14mm) for seamless PCB integration.
‌High Efficiency‌: Optimized power conversion reduces energy waste and heat generation.
‌Low Noise‌: Minimal output ripple ensures stable operation for sensitive electronics.

‌3. Robust Protection & Programmable Flexibility‌

‌Safety First‌: Includes short-circuit, over-temperature, and 1500Vrms isolation protection for reliable operation.
‌Smart Configuration‌:
DP5300/5400 defaults to Class 4.
DP5500 defaults to Class 8 for PoE++ compatibility.
‌Voltage Adjustment‌: Customizable output voltage (44–57V input range) for diverse system requirements.

4. Cost-Effective & Easy to Deploy‌

‌Minimal External Components‌: Reduces BOM costs and simplifies design.
‌Universal Compatibility‌: Works seamlessly in Fast/Gigabit Ethernet environments.
‌Plug-and-Play Installation‌: No complex setup required, accelerating time-to-market.

Model No.	Images	Variants	Nominal Output Voltage	Max. Output Power @25℃ with Vin=52V	PoE Protocol
DP5300		DP5305	5V	25 Watts Peak 18 Watts Continuous	IEEE802.3af/at
		DP5312	12V	27 Watts Peak 24 Watts Continuous	IEEE802.3af/at
		DP5324	24V	26 Watts Peak 24 Watts Continuous	IEEE802.3af/at
DP5400		DP5405	5V	27 Watts Peak 23 Watts Continuous	IEEE802.3af/at
DP5400		DP5412	12V	27 Watts Peak 24 Watts Continuous	IEEE802.3af/at
DP5500		DP5512	12V	42 Watts Peak 36 Watts Continuous	IEEE802.3af/at/bt

5. Why Choose Our PoE Solutions?‌

‌Future-Proof‌: Supports evolving standards from PoE to PoE++.
‌Reliable‌: High voltage isolation and protection mechanisms.
‌Scalable‌: Ideal for smart buildings, smart cities, and industrial automation.

‌Upgrade your network infrastructure with our cutting-edge PoE solutions today!‌

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