Industrial Ethernet switch
An industrial Ethernet switch interconnects devices in the specified communication network.
In plain English
A PoE powered-device interface manages the receiving end of power delivered over a compatible Ethernet link.
A network-connected device can receive its operating power through the PoE connection.
Place the powered-device interface at the receiving end of the Ethernet power connection. Distinguish the incoming cable power, the recognition and classification functions, and the downstream supply conversion. The Ethernet data path and the power path need separate labels even when they share the same cable.
No. A powered device receives power; the power-sourcing equipment provides it. Their interfaces perform different jobs and must be selected for a compatible complete link.
Read the source: Power over Ethernet interfaces
The powered-device interface receives power; the sourcing equipment supplies it.
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