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Report Implementation Considerations for Cabling Supporting Remote Powering

Implementation Considerations for Cabling Supporting Remote Powering

Remote powering, such as Power over Ethernet (PoE), is a popular method of dc power delivery using communications cabling, with more than 100 million nodes installed around the globe.

Cabling infrastructure standards development organisations such as TIA, ISO/IEC, CENELEC, and NEC have published and/or are developing specifications with design, installation and operational guidelines to facilitate reliable and robust deployment of remote powering networks, including PoE.

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This brochure outlines a number of guidelines to help you when considering implementation of remote powering.

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