TRENDnet Releases Industrial Outdoor Gigabit PoE+ Extender, Simultaneously Supports Active and Passive PoE+

Posted by Jay Bartlett October 26, 2022 10:39 am Categories: Accreditation Tags: PoE Extender, trendnet.

TRENDnet has released the 2-Port Industrial Outdoor Gigabit Active/Passive PoE+ Extender, model TI-BEP200.

Easily extend up to two PoE+ signals an additional 328 feet for a total PoE distance of 656 feet with this new industrial outdoor gigabit PoE+ extender from TRENDnet. Moreover, daisy chain up to four TI-BEP200 PoE+ outdoor PoE+ extenders together for a total PoE network extension of up to 1,640 feet. This industrial outdoor PoE+ extender conveniently extends a PoE, PoE+ or Passive PoE network connection.

The 2-Port Industrial Outdoor Gigabit Active/Passive PoE+ Extender is a cost-effective solution to extending multiple PoE connections located outdoors or in hardened networking environments. The rugged industrial housing is designed for extreme networking environments with intense hot and/or cold temperatures, and is IP67 weather rated for use outdoors. The TI-BEP200 outdoor PoE+ extender is well suited for surveillance, wireless bridging, and other networking applications at factories, warehouses, refineries, outdoor event venues, drive thru restaurants, and much more.

TRENDnet’s 2-Port Industrial Outdoor Gigabit Active/Passive PoE+ Extender is the latest addition to its Industrial PoE product line. The company also offers other PoE extenders, such as the 2-Port Gigabit PoE++ Extender (TPE-BE200), and the upcoming 2-Port Industrial Outdoor Gigabit PoE++ Extender (TI-BE200). TRENDnet’s award-winning networking and surveillance products are available online on the TRENDnet Store, and through distribution and retails partners worldwide.

2-Port Industrial Outdoor Gigabit Active/Passive PoE+ Extender, TI-BEP200

Use a single PoE++ connection to extend PoE for up to two devices
Supports PoE (15.4W), PoE+ (30W), and Passive PoE (24-48V) devices
Extends 328 feet for a total distance of up to 656 feet
Daisy chain up to four units for a total PoE network extension of up to 1,640 feet (Note: Each additional extender added to the daisy chain will decrease the overall available PoE budget.)
Supports single output Passive PoE (24-48V)
Wide operating temperature range of -40° – 167° F
IP67 outdoor weather rated housing
No external power adapter required
Built-in True Surge 4kV Protection
Wall mountable
MSRP: $264.99 USD
Product page: https://www.trendnet.com/products/outdoor-poeplusplus-extender/2-port-industrial-outdoor-gigabit-poe-extender-TI-BEP200

TRENDnet is a global provider of award-winning networking and surveillance solutions to small and medium-sized business and home users. visit www.trendnet.com.

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