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In the era of rapid development of network technology, the power supply requirements for network devices are becoming increasingly complex, and higher demands are placed on the performance and compatibility of power supply equipment. SDaPo DP9900 series PoE modules, as advanced Ethernet power supply modules, have become the ideal choice for many network projects with their outstanding performance and rich functions.
SDaPo DP9900 series PoE modules fully comply with the IEEE 802.3af standard and can stably power various devices that support this standard, ensuring compatibility and stability in different network environments. Their output power can meet the power demands of many common network devices. The input voltage range of the module is wide, from 37V to 57V DC. This wide voltage input design enables it to adapt to various complex power supply environments. Whether in situations with large voltage fluctuations or in applications with extremely high requirements for power supply stability, SDaPo DP9900 series PoE modules can operate stably, greatly enhancing the flexibility of network device deployment.
In terms of safety protection, SDaPo DP9900 series PoE modules perform exceptionally well. They feature comprehensive protection mechanisms, including overload protection and short circuit protection. When abnormal loads or short circuits occur, the module can respond quickly and automatically cut off the power supply, effectively preventing equipment damage due to excessive current and significantly extending the equipment's lifespan and reducing maintenance costs. Additionally, the 1500V DC isolation (input to output) effectively isolates the input and output circuits, preventing electrical interference and leakage risks, ensuring the safety of personnel and equipment. Its enhanced surge protection function can withstand sudden electrical surges, ensuring the normal operation of the equipment in harsh electrical environments.
The output voltage of SDaPo DP9900 series PoE modules is adjustable, offering 5V, 12V, and 24V DC output voltage models. Users can flexibly adjust according to the actual needs of the equipment, further enhancing the module's applicability. The module also features low output ripple and noise, providing clean and stable power to devices with strict power quality requirements, ensuring stable and reliable operation of the equipment and reducing signal interference and data transmission errors caused by power issues.
| No. | Part Number | Nominal Output Voltage | Output Power | PoE Standard | Temperature Range | PoE Modes | Isolation Voltage | Buy Sampls | |
| 70℃ | 85℃ | ||||||||
1 | DP9900M-5V | 5V | 9W | 6W | 802.3af | Industrial | Mode A / Mode B | 1.5kVrms | Inquiry us |
| 2 | DP9900M-12V | 12V | 12W | 9W | 802.3af | Industrial | Mode A / Mode B | 1.5kVrms | Inquiry us |
| 3 | DP9900M-24V | 24V | 12W | 11W | 802.3af | Industrial | Mode A / Mode B | 1.5kVrms | Inquiry us |
| 4 | DP9900LP-5V | 5V | 7W | 4.5W | 802.3af | Industrial | Mode A / Mode B | 1.5kVrms | Inquiry us |
| 5 | DP9900LP-12V | 12V | 10W | 6W | 802.3af | Industrial | Mode A / Mode B | 1.5kVrms | Inquiry us |
| 6 | DP9900MTB-5V | 5V | 9W | 6W | 802.3af | Industrial | Mode A / Mode B | 1.5kVrms | Inquiry us |
| 7 | DP9900MTB-12V | 12V | 12W | 9W | 802.3af | Industrial | Mode A / Mode B | 1.5kVrms | Inquiry us |
| 8 | DP9900MTB-24V | 24V | 12W | 11W | 802.3af | Industrial | Mode A / Mode B | 1.5kVrms | Inquiry us |
The DP9900 series modules from SDaPo have a wide range of applications. In the field of security monitoring, they can provide stable power supply for network cameras, ensuring continuous and clear transmission of surveillance images and providing strong support for public safety. In office communication, they can power IP phones, enabling efficient and stable voice communication and enhancing office efficiency. With the vigorous development of the Internet of Things (IoT), SDaPo DP9900 series PoE modules have also made significant contributions in the IoT field, providing convenient power supply for various sensors and facilitating the construction of an intelligent and efficient IoT ecosystem.
SDaPo DP9900 series PoE modules, with their outstanding performance, reliable security, and wide applicability, offer efficient and stable power supply solutions for network devices, playing a crucial role in promoting the development of network technology and intelligent applications.
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