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Axis High Power over Ethernet midspans & splitters

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AXIS High PoE Midspan & Splitter - Installation Guide     IP-Surveillance Design Guide

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Region	Part number
AXIS T8123 High PoE 30 W Midspan 1-port
EUR	5014-202
UK	5014-203
US	5014-204
JP	5014-205
AUS	5014-206
KOR	5014-207
AR	5014-208
CN	5014-209
AXIS T8124 High PoE 60 W Midspan 1-port
EUR	5700-381
UK	5700-391
US	5700-401
JP	5700-411
AUS	5700-421
KOR	5700-441
AR	5700-431
CN	5700-451
AXIS T8126 High PoE Splitter 12V
All regions	5014-501
AXIS T8128 High PoE Splitter 24V
All regions	5014-511

Become an Axis reseller

• Reduced installation costs
• Support for Axis PTZ and PTZ dome network cameras
• IEEE 802.3at compliance
• IEEE 802.3af compliance

Axis High Power over Ethernet midspans and splitters offer an easy, fast and cost-effective solution for powering network video products - specifically PTZ (pan/tilt/zoom) and PTZ dome network cameras - without the need to install power outlets and electrical cabling.

Axis High Power over Ethernet (High PoE) midspans and splitters enable Axis network video products to receive data and power over the same Ethernet cable.

The High PoE products make it easier to install network video products in areas where power cabling and outlets are unavailable. Installation costs are thus reduced.

The midspans and splitters conform to the IEEE 802.3at for powering devices with high power requirements on a network. The midspans are also IEEE 802.3af compliant, which means that they can be used with all Axis network video products with built-in PoE support.

The function of a midspan is to inject power into a network cable. A splitter, which separates data and power coming over an Ethernet cable, is used for a network video product without built-in support for PoE.