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New Jersey, United States

New Jersey, United States
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FLIR 12V Power Over Ethernet Injector Model# 41113746


12V Power Over Ethernet Injector

Use the FLIR 12V Power over Ethernet Injector to provide power to more complex M-Series Camera and Joystick Control Unit configurations.

In a simple installation, the Joystick Control Unit can be directly connected to the camera with the supplied double-shielded Ethernet cable. In this case, the Joystick Control Unit draws its power from the camera. But in more complex installations, the camera and Joystick Control Unit can be interconnected using a network switch. If the network switch does not have Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability, a PoE injector can be used to provide power to the Joystick Control Unit.

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