Seco-Larm IPV-PD88Q User Manual

ENFORCER IP Surge Protector

Wavy or ghost

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Troubleshooting:

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IMPORTANT

WARNING

WARRANTY

kind to the purchaser or anyone else.

Video Surge Protector

PoE Surge Protector

HD-SDI Surge Protector

•

IP Surge Protector

to an image processor (e.g., multiplexer
or DVR), but not if connected directly to
the monitor.

Video image background flutters
between dark and light.

Video image is weak or faded.

No video image.

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• Move the cable away from possible sources of interference.

• Replace the cable with a new cable.

• Ensure that the protected cable is as short as possible

• Remove a local power source, or adjust the monitor’s

• Reduce the cable length.

• Replace with a higher-grade cable. Cat5 cable meets the

• Double-check that the cables were connected properly.

• Run a continuity test on all wires in the cable.

brightness and contrast.

specifications in the manual. Cat6 cable allows longer
range.

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laws and statutes related to monitoring and recording audio and video signals. SECO-LARM will not be held responsible for the use of this
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damage the device, and void the warranty. Do not open the case of this device, as there are no field-serviceable components inside.

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replacement of any defective part if the unit is returned, transportation prepaid, to SECO-LARM.
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Helps prevent damage to sensitive computer or CCTV equipment

such as cameras, monitors, digital video recorders, video splitters,
PCs, servers or networking hubs

• Intercepts repeated surges and spikes that could damage network
equipment

• Installs on Cat5e/6 4-pair UTP cable with RJ45 jacks

• Passive operation – no external power required

• Includes a grounding post

ENFORCER IP Surge Protector

Overview:

Specifications:

Introduction:

The ENFORCER IP Surge

Protector is a passive device that helps protect sensitive networking

: For the best protection, installing two surge protectors is recommended: one at each end of

the network cable.

Bandwidth

Up to

1GHz Maximum input

7.6Vp-p

Insertion loss

<0.2dB

Return loss

16dB@

100Ω

Frequency response

Up to 3

dB

@113MHz

Insulation resistance

10,000

MΩ

Maximum surge voltage

4 kV

Discharging current

100A Surge life

300

surges@

100A Surge protection time

1ns Surge resistance

0Ω

Breakdown voltage

7.6V Clamping voltage

10.0V

In RJ45 Out RJ45 Impedance

42Ω Dimensions

37/16”x25/8”x11/16” (87x67x27 mm)

Weight

4.4-oz (

126g)

Material

Aluminum

Operating temperature

-40

°~1

94° F (

-40°~

90° C)

Unprotected End

Protected

End

Top View

Mounting

To

To Protected

Ground

1x IP Surge Protector

4x

Mounting Screws

1x

12” (305mm

) Ground Cable

4x

Plastic Wall Anchors

Protecting Multiple Devices:

1. Mount the IP Surge Protector as close as possible to the device to be protected.

Protecting a Single Device:

Installation:

NOTE

: These

instructions assume that

2 IP devices

have already

been connected together.

Parts List:

Shortest

Cat5e/6 cable

Shortest

Cat5e/6 cable

Protected

Protected

End

IP Switch

IP Surge

Unprotected

IP Surge

IP Camera

Shortest

Cat5e/6 cable

IP Surge

IP Switch

IP

Camera

Cat5e/6 cable

1. Mount the two IP Surge Protectors as close as possible to each device to be protected.

or IP camera)

equipment from power surges. The device can be deployed in new installations or added to
existing ones.

The IPV-PD88Q IP Surge Protector should be installed between devices connected by Cat5e/6
4-pair UTP cable to protect against surges that could damage computer or video equipment.

NOTE

ENFORCER IP Surge Protector

Signal passing
capability

Connector

25/8” (67mm)

37/16”

(87mm)

Tab

Cat5e/6

Cable

11/16”

(27mm)

25/8” (67mm)

Device

2. Detach the Cat5e/6 cable from the device to be protected and attach to the “Unprotected” port
of the IP Surge Protector.

3. Attach an additional short Cat5e/6 cable between the device to be protected and the
“Protected” port of the IP Surge Protector. This cable should be as short as possible to connect
the two devices. In addition the protected cables should not cross unprotected cables.

4. Use supplied ground cable to connect the ground (GND) terminal to earth ground. The system
should use a single ground point and the protected device should be isolated from ground.

(Protected)

Protected End

Possible

Unprotected End

Protector

To ground

(Not Protected)

2. Detach the Cat5e/6 cable from each device to be protected (such as an IP switch
and attach to the “Unprotected” port on its respective IP Surge Protector.

3. Using additional short Cat5e/6 cables, connect each device to be protected to the “Protected”
end of its respective IP Surge Protector. These cables should be as short as possible to
connect each device to its respective surge protector. In addition the protected cables should
not cross unprotected cables.

4. Use supplied ground cable to connect each IP Surge Protector’s ground (GND) terminal to
earth ground. The system should use a single ground point and the protected device should be
isolated from ground.

(Protected)

End

Protector

Possible

To ground

Original Cat5e/6 cable

End

To ground

Protector

(Protected)

Possible

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