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i-PRO FPO75-D8PE2M ; 1 X FPO75 75W Total Output - MC-75-D8PE2M-1

i-PRO MC-75-D8PE2M-1 75W PoE Midspan Injector Overview The i-PRO MC-75-D8PE2M-1 is a 75W total output PoE midspan injector designed to inject power in…

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i-PRO FPO75-D8PE2M ; 1 X FPO75 75W Total Output - MC-75-D8PE2M-1

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SKU: MC-75-D8PE2M-1
Condition: New

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i-PRO MC-75-D8PE2M-1 75W PoE Midspan Injector

Overview

The i-PRO MC-75-D8PE2M-1 is a 75W total output PoE midspan injector designed to inject power into non-PoE network runs or supplement existing PoE infrastructure when cameras or network devices exceed standard 802.3af (13W) or 802.3at (30W) budgets. This unit handles the power delivery layer, allowing you to add PoE capability to existing copper runs without reterminating or replacing wall-mounted switches. Typical deployment: retrofit installations where you need to power PoE cameras on runs that originally fed dumb network devices, or extension scenarios where distance or switch port saturation forces you to inject power downstream of a core switch.

Compatibility

The FPO75-D8PE2M operates as a standard PoE midspan injector compatible with any PoE-enabled camera or network device expecting 802.3af, 802.3at, or 802.3bt Class power delivery. It integrates into i-PRO camera deployments and works with third-party IP surveillance devices that conform to PoE standards. Verify port count and channel layout against your specific network topology before installation — this unit manages power distribution across connected data pairs.

Installation Notes

Midspan injection assumes non-PoE upstream switching. Insert the MC-75-D8PE2M-1 between your core network and the camera run — power injector connects to PoE source, feeds connected devices via standard RJ-45 pairs. Confirm your upstream source delivers sufficient current capacity to support the 75W aggregate load. No special tools or firmware updates required; operates passively once wired. Place the unit in a climate-controlled cabinet or protected indoor enclosure — standard midspan injectors are not rated for outdoor moisture or temperature extremes unless specifically documented. Ensure proper earthing to avoid EMI coupling on long analog video runs if legacy coax is nearby.

Specifications
Brand: i-PRO
MPN: MC-75-D8PE2M-1
Power: 75W
Wattage: 75W
Type: FPO75-D8PE2M FPO75 75W Total Output
PoE_Power: 75W total output
PoE_Wattage: 75W
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