Vivotek AW-IHT-0502 Industrial 4-Port PoE+ Media Converter

Vivotek AW-IHT-0502 Industrial 4-Port PoE+ Media Converter

The Vivotek AW-IHT-0502 is a rugged industrial media converter designed to seamlessly bridge Ethernet and single-mode fiber optic networks in demanding environments. This compact, DIN-rail mountable device extends network reach up to 30 kilometers via fiber while simultaneously delivering high-power PoE+ to four connected devices, making it ideal for large-scale surveillance and industrial automation deployments.

Key Features

• 4-Port PoE+ Output: Delivers up to 30W per port (120W total budget) to power high-demand devices like PTZ cameras and thermal sensors
• Extended Fiber Reach: SC single-mode connector supports transmission up to 30 km at 1310nm wavelength
• Industrial Durability: Operates reliably from -40°C to 75°C with IP30-rated rugged metal housing
• Redundant Power: Dual 48-56VDC inputs (PW1/PW2) for continuous operation during power supply failures
• Comprehensive Protection: Over-current protection, circuit shorting protection, and 1A relay outputs for alarm integration
• Flexible Installation: DIN-rail and wall-mount options with included mounting hardware

Technical Specifications

• Ethernet Ports: 4x 10/100Mbps RJ45 with auto-MDI/MDI-X and auto-negotiation
• Fiber Port: 1x SC single-mode, 30 km, 1310nm
• Standards Compliance: IEEE 802.3af/at PoE, 802.3x flow control, full duplex operation
• Switching Capacity: 1 Gbps backplane with 128 KB buffer memory (store-and-forward transmission)
• Power Input: Dual redundant 48-56VDC, 126W consumption
• Dimensions: 142 x 105 x 36.2 mm; Weight: 0.48 kg
• Certifications: CE, FCC, C-Tick, VCCI, LVD; Tested to EN 55022/24, EN 55011, EN 60068 standards

Applications

Ideal for traffic monitoring systems, industrial facilities, campus networks, and remote surveillance installations requiring long-distance fiber connectivity with high-power device support. The combination of fiber reach and PoE+ capability eliminates the need for separate power infrastructure at remote locations.