[MLB-WIRELESS] Max distance, Power over ethernet and 5v AP's

[Shaun Lee Clarke]

In regards to that link I posted, I think that might only include the 
splitter (AP end).

This is the supplier I used for the Linksys 12V POE adapters for the 
WRT54GL's (and includes everything, but it isn't 12V).

http://www.techtopia.com.au/product_info.php/products_id/1097

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Shaun Lee Clarke wrote:
> The other option is to run 48V to the AP, and use a splitter at the 
> other end (just before the AP) to regulate the voltage back down to 12V. 
> I'm not sure on the length of this method, but I'd assume it would be 
> pretty good.
> 
> Linksys sells such a device for either 5V or 12V devices, and included 
> the DC adapter, injector and splitter. They are made primarily for 
> Linksys devices, but I don't see any reason why they won't work on 
> something different (provided the DC plug fits, but with a new connector 
> and a soldering iron, that isn't an issue).
> 
> http://www.shopbot.com.au/p-19335-283634.html
> 
> I've used a few at work for powering WRT54GL's (12V version though), and 
> they work fine.
> 
> If your adventurous enough, I suppose you could build a similar device.
> 
>  *Shaun Lee Clarke*
> *Mobile:* 0433 559 020
> 
> *Alternate Mobile:* 0400 211 386
> 
> *Strathmore Secondary College*
> Computer Technician
> clarke.shaun.l at edumail.vic.gov.au
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> (03) 9379-7999
> 
> *Victorian Space Science Education Centre*
> Computer Technician
> shaun.clarke at vssec.vic.edu.au
> http://www.vssec.vic.edu.au
> (03) 9379-3456
> 
> 
> 
> Rob Clark wrote:
>> Luke,
>>
>> Short answer:
>> - Very short assuming the AP has a regulated 5V supply
>>
>> Long Answer:
>> http://freenet-antennas.com/v-web/portal/73/modules.php?name=News&file=a
>> rticle&sid=4
>>
>> Rob
>>
>>
>>
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>>> Subject: [MLB-WIRELESS] Max distance, Power over ethernet and 5v AP's
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi guys, just wanting to know the maximum ethernet cable length you 
>>> should run to a 5v access point, if you are delievering power to the 
>>> AP via the unused pairs in the cat5. Thanks
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