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IBB POE booster info

Lemming · 2005-03-17 14:05:27

Anyone know what distance an IBB antenna box can transmit over Ethernet before requiring a POE* adapter? And what's involved in the set-up of a POE adapter? * Power Over Ethernet

17-03-2005 2:05pm

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Lemming

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Anyone know what distance an IBB antenna box can transmit over Ethernet before requiring a POE* adapter?

And what's involved in the set-up of a POE adapter?

* Power Over Ethernet

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#2 17-03-2005 9:34pm

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Eh... you get a PoE adapter with the installation otherwise the radio wouldn't get any power and it wouldn't work. If you're asking what the distance can be between the PoE adapter and the radio, I don't know but I would expect normal ethernet limits apply. Something like 100-150m from memory. The real problem in these types of installations is the distance between the radio and the aerial, which is why the radio sits on the roof right beside the aerial.

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#3 18-03-2005 2:44pm

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you can have your POE unit up to 100 mts away from the antenna

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