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NetVanta Ethernet Port Protection Device P/N 1700502G1, 4700402G1, 4700502G2
DESCRIPTION
The NetVanta Ethernet Port Protection Device (EPPD) is a single port Ethernet
surge protector for outside plant (OSP) environments where Ethernet cabling is
exposed to external hazards.
During a power failure or lightning strike the LINE side of the EPPD minimizes
the voltages and current levels transferred to the Ethernet port of the equipment
being protected, allowing the Ethernet port to continue functioning properly.
Additionally, the EPPD protects itself and the Ethernet port from becoming a fire
or fragmentation hazard.
• For full Ethernet circuit protection, an EPPD must be
installed on both ends of the OSP Ethernet cable.
• EPPDs do not support direct powering from a Power over
Ethernet (PoE) powering device to downstream PDs. A
SPECIFICATIONS
Electrical Insertion Loss: Less than 1 dB
Compliance FCC Part 15 Class B, EN 386 300,
Physical Dimensions: 1.25-inch W x 1.13-inch H x 4.50-inch D
Return Loss: Greater than 15 dB
EN 300 019-1 Class 1.2, EN 300 019-2 Class 2.3,
EN 300 019-3 Class 3.3
EN 60950-1, IEC 60950-1, AS/NZS 60950-1, UL 497A,
CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 226-92
ITU K.20, ITU K.21, ITU K.45
RoHS compliant (Telecommunication exemption)
Operating Temperature: -40°C to 65°C
Storage Temperature: -40°C to 85°C
Relative Humidity: Up to 99 percent, noncondensing
NETVANTA EEPD BUNDLES FOR COMMON APPLICATIONS
Part Number Bundle Application
1700502G1 One NetVanta Ethernet
Port Protection Device
(EPPD)
4700502G1 Bundle of two NetVanta
EPPDs
4700502G2 Bundle of two NetVanta
EPPDs and one Single
Port Power over
Ethernet (PoE) Injector
(P/N 1700920F1)
Provides Ethernet circuit protection
when installed between a device and
the OSP Ethernet cable.
Provides full Ethernet circuit protection
when installed on both ends of the OSP
Ethernet cable.
Provides full Ethernet circuit protection
as well as PoE for downstream
powered devices (PDs).
EPPD INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
1. Insert the Ethernet cable extending from the EQUIP port of the FIRST
EPPD into the Ethernet port of the equipment to be protected.
2. Connect the exposed OSP Ethernet cable into the FIRST EPPD’s port
labeled LINE.
3. If applicable, repeat Steps 1 and 2 on the other end of the exposed
OSP Ethernet cable using the SECOND EPPD.
4. If applicable, install the Single Port PoE Injector between the EPPD and
the downstream PD. Refer to PoE Injector Installation Instructions on
page 2 of this document for more information.
NetVanta PoE Injector (P/N 1700920F1) must be installed
to power downstream PDs. Refer to PoE Injector
Installation Instructions on page 2 of this document for
more information.
The cable extending from the EPPD’s equipment port
(labeled EQUIP) is suitable for connection to intra
building or unexposed wiring or cabling only. Do not
metallically connect this port to interfaces which
directly connect to the OSP or OSP wiring.
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Single Port PoE Injector P/N 1700920F1
DESCRIPTION
The Single Port Power over Ethernet (PoE) Injector provides detection,
disconnect, overload, and voltage control protection fully compliant with IEEE
802.3af PoE specifications. It can provide power and data to an array of
downstream PoE powered devices (PDs), such as IP telephones, wireless
network access points, Bluetooth access points, security cameras, and IP print
servers without the need for and expense of AC power outlets.
The Single Port PoE Injector is suitable for
connection to intra building or unexposed wiring or
cabling only. Do not metallically connect this device
to interfaces which directly connect to the OSP or
OSP wiring.
SPECIFICATIONS
Compliance FCC Part 15 Class B, EN 55022 Class B
Physical Dimensions: 2.55-inch W x 1.42-inch H x 5.51-inch D
EN 660950-1, UL/CUL 60950-1, Australian C-tick
RoHS compliant
Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C
Storage Temperature: -25°C to 65°C
Relative Humidity: 10 to 90 percent, noncondensing
LED BEHAVIORS
ON
LED
Flashing
Green
(2 seconds)
Solid green The unit is ready.
FAULT
LED
Flashing Red
(2 seconds)
CONNECT
LED
Flashing
Green
(2 seconds)
Solid Green A compliant load has been detected.
The unit is performing an internal
self-test.
Indication
LED FAILURE DETECTION CODES
ON
LED
Flash green
(3 times)
Flash green
(3 times)
Flash green
(3 times)
FAULT
LED
Flash Red
(3 times)
Flash Red
(3 times)
CONNECT
LED
Flash Green
(3 times)
Flash green
(3 times)
Indication
An incorrect resistive signature has
been detected.
An incorrect capacitive signature has
been detected.
An incorrect Voffset has been
detected.
An unstable current measurement
has been detected.
Low voltage has been sensed during
detection (overload).
POE INJECTOR INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The PoE Injector should be installed between the EPPD and the downstream
PD. To install the PoE injector, follow these steps:
1. If applicable, install the EPPDs as directed in EPPD Installation
Instructions on page 1.
2. Insert the PoE Injector ’s power cable into the receptacle on the injector.
3. Insert the PoE Injector power cable’s three-pronged plug into an
appropriate AC power source. When the PoE Injector is powered, all
three LEDs (ON, FAULT, and CONNECT) will illuminate for 2 seconds
as part of an internal self-test. At then end of the self-test, the ON LED
will remain illuminated indicating that DC output voltage is available for
powering an 802.11af compliant load.
4. Insert the cable extending from the EQUIP port of the EPPD into the IN
port on the PoE Injector.
5. Insert another Ethernet cable from the OUT port of the PoE Injector into
the Ethernet port of the downstream PD. If the PD’s load is compliant,
the green CONNECT LED will illuminate and remain so. Should the
load be noncompliant, the LEDs will blink a code signifying the cause.
Refer to the LED Failure Detection Codes table for a list of failure
detection codes.
6. The PoE Injector can be mounted on the wall using a small screw
through the slots in the top and bottom of the case. Ensure that the
injector is mounted so that no tension is placed on the power cord or
the Ethernet cables.
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