Hello
maybe someone has already dealt with the following topic:
My outdoor cameras are powered via PoE. I would like to install a surge protector to prevent my PoE switch in the patch panel from being damaged.
Since there is no grounding/equipotential bonding near the cameras, I thought the following: I will buy an RJ45 surge protector and install it directly in the patch panel, where I do have grounding/equipotential bonding. Would that even be effective if lightning strikes, since it is very close to the switch? In other words: Is a surge protector only effective if installed near the “source” (camera)?
Maybe someone has experience with this ;-)
Thanks
Regards
joho78
maybe someone has already dealt with the following topic:
My outdoor cameras are powered via PoE. I would like to install a surge protector to prevent my PoE switch in the patch panel from being damaged.
Since there is no grounding/equipotential bonding near the cameras, I thought the following: I will buy an RJ45 surge protector and install it directly in the patch panel, where I do have grounding/equipotential bonding. Would that even be effective if lightning strikes, since it is very close to the switch? In other words: Is a surge protector only effective if installed near the “source” (camera)?
Maybe someone has experience with this ;-)
Thanks
Regards
joho78
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Steffen8022 Sep 2018 09:58Very sensible. We also have several outdoor PoE cameras and use the following protection: ALLNET ALL95112
Regards, Steffen
Regards, Steffen
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