Unmanaged Single Pair Power over Ethernet Switch

• Unmanaged IEEE 802.3cg Single-Pair Power over Ethernet (SPoE) Switch
• Dual Device mode for operating as two separate switches
• Directed Switch mode prevents flooding of multicast traffic
• Uplink redundancy
• Four IEEE 802.3cg Single-Pair Power over Ethernet SPoE 30/58VDC user ports
• Supports 3-Pin SPE Terminal connector or IEC 63171-2 SPE connector
• Two SFP or two 10/100/1000 RJ-45 uplink ports
• Supports 10/100/1000 and 1G copper SFP transceivers
• Supports 100Mbps and 1000Mbps fiber SFPs
• AC to DC Power Adapter or 2-Pin DC terminal
• Wall, Rack and DIN-rail mountable
• Commercial (0º to 50ºC), wide (-40º to 60ºC) and extended (-40º to 75ºC) operating temperature ranges
• TAA, BAA and NDAA compliant, and Made in the USA
• Free 24/7/365 Technical Support

The OmniConverter GLPoE/Sx is an unmanaged Single Pair Power over Ethernet (SPoE) switch that is IEEE 802.3cg compliant and features copper or fiber uplink ports and four single-pair 10BASE-T1L copper SPoE user ports.

The Single Pair Power over Ethernet switch features four IEEE 802.3cg compliant 10BASE-T1L 3-pin SPoE terminal ports or IEC 63171-2 SPoE ports and two 10/100/1000 RJ-45 or 100/1000 fiber SFP uplink ports.

The GLPoE/Sx SPoE user ports detect and classify 30VDC class 10 - 12 and 58VDC class 13 -15 powered devices through DIP-switch selection. It operates as a standard Layer 2 Ethernet switch that forwards frames to any port based on their MAC address.

The switch supports Dual Device mode, Directed Switch mode and Redundant Uplinks.

Dual Device mode enables the module to operate as two independent and isolated Ethernet switches. In Dual Device mode, the GLPoE/Sx provides separate and independent data traffic paths between the two uplink ports and four user ports.

Directed Switch mode directs multicast traffic (such as video) only to the appropriate uplink port, preventing the multicast video traffic from flooding other network ports.

Redundant fiber or copper uplinks provide protection and restoration for critical applications. In the event of a failure on the primary uplink port, the switch will failover to the secondary uplink port. Once the failed uplink port has been restored, the switch will return to the primary uplink port. For daisy-chain applications, the second uplink port can be used to cascade multiple switches.

The GLPoE/Sx modes of operation can be configured using easily accessible DIP-switches. Each DIP-switch function is labeled on the side of the switch for ease of identification and use.

The switch is available with Small Form Pluggable (SFP) transceiver receptacle ports or 10/100/1000 RJ-45 ports. The SFP ports support 10/100/1000BASE-T and 1000BASE-T copper transceivers and 100Mbps and 1000Mbps standard, CWDM and DWDM fiber transceivers in a variety of distances and fiber types.

The switches can be wall mounted, rack mounted using a shelf (8260-0) or DIN-rail mounted using the DIN-rail mounting clips (8251-0). The switch is available with an external 100 to 240V AC power adapter or with a DC terminal connector.

Building Automation Application

This example shows a Building Automation application using an OmniConverter GLPoE/Sx and 10TPS/LPD modules to connect building systems back to a centralized control room. No external AC power is required since the 10TPS/LPD modules are powered by the GLPoE/Sx switch over the SPE cable and the building systems are powered be the 10TPS/LPD modules. Systems controlled by the OmniConverter modules include Motion Detection, Lighting, Elevator Control, Access Control to Floors, Security Surveillance and HVAC.

Dual Device Mode Application

This Dual Device feature is extremely useful when two isolated networks domains share a single network distribution location.

The example below depicts a scenario where a surveillance security (green) network and a Wi-Fi (purple) network are sharing a single hub distribution location. Using the two uplinks and the Dual Device mode facilitates using a single switch driving both the Cameras and the Wi-Fi Access Points across SPE cabling while maintaining isolation between the networks. In this scenario, no AC power is required at the far end. The OmniConverter GLPoE/Sx is sending power down the SPE cabling and powering the OmniConverter 10TPS/LPD. In turn, the OmniConverter 10TPS/LPD is powering the Cameras and Access Points.

Step 3: Choose a Power Option (2931-x-4c-pt)

Step 4: Choose an Operating Temperature Option (2931-x-4c-pt)