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Welcome to Tycon Power®, where innovation meets reliability in powering your network infrastructure with efficiency and precision. Explore our comprehensive range of Power over Ethernet (PoE) solutions and accessories designed to meet the diverse needs of modern connectivity.

At Tycon Power®, we’re committed to delivering innovative solutions that power your world with efficiency and reliability. Explore our range of PoE solutions and accessories and experience the difference that quality craftsmanship makes in your network infrastructure.

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PoE Injectors / Inserters

Tycon Power® offers a broad line of AC input and DC input injectors for almost any PoE application. Our most popular PoE injectors are DC input which can run from batteries in remote stations, vehicles, etc.

Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Injectors/inserters are used to provide power to network devices over CAT5+ Ethernet cable. The main advantage to this approach is that a single cable can be run to supply both high speed data and power.

User Convenience

In addition to performance and reliability, Tycon®’s PoE injectors are engineered with user convenience in mind. Compact and lightweight designs allow for flexible installation, with a broad spectrum of devices. By combining advanced technology with practical features, Tycon Systems® delivers a cost-effective solution for powering network devices, enhancing overall system efficiency and reducing operational costs.

Essential Power

Devices, commonly used in IT and telecommunications, are essential for powering equipment such as IP cameras, wireless access points, VoIP phones, and other network devices without needing separate power cables. By simplifying cabling requirements, PoE injectors improve installation efficiency and reduce costs, making them a popular choice for modern network infrastructures.

Diverse Configurations

PoE injectors work by injecting power into the Ethernet cable, typically at a central location near the network switch or router. They come in various configurations, supporting different power standards such as IEEE 802.3af, 802.3at, and 802.3bt, which dictate the maximum power output (up to 100W for 802.3bt). Some injectors are single-port, designed for individual devices, while others are multi-port, capable of powering several devices simultaneously. PoE injectors are a practical and scalable solution, especially in environments where running separate electrical wiring is challenging or costly. Their reliability and versatility make them an essential component for deploying efficient and connected systems in smart buildings and beyond.

Another unique feature of our DC input PoE Inserters is they have a battery save feature to shut down to zero current if battery voltage is too low. The AC and DC injectors have built in surge protection.

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PoE Lighting

PoE Lighting involves powering and controlling LED lights over CAT5+ Ethernet cable. These applications typically require higher power PoE devices. Tycon Power® has you covered with single port and multi-port PoE products suitable for Power Over Ethernet Lighting Applications.

Revolutionary Approach

Power over Ethernet (PoE) lighting is a revolutionary approach to modern lighting systems that leverages Ethernet cables to deliver both power and data to LED light fixtures. By integrating lighting with network infrastructure, PoE lighting provides an efficient, flexible, and intelligent solution for managing illumination in commercial, industrial, and even residential spaces. This technology not only simplifies installation by eliminating the need for traditional electrical wiring but also enables advanced functionalities through centralized control and connectivity.

Connectivity

A PoE lighting system typically consists of LED fixtures connected to a PoE switch or injector, which supplies low-voltage power and communication over a single Ethernet cable. This connectivity enables seamless integration with Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, allowing users to remotely control and monitor lighting systems via software or mobile apps. Features like dimming, color temperature adjustments, occupancy sensing, and daylight harvesting can be automated or manually configured to enhance energy efficiency and occupant comfort. Moreover, the centralized control capability of PoE lighting systems supports scalability and adaptability, making them ideal for dynamic spaces where lighting needs may change over time.

Energy Efficient

Beyond operational benefits, PoE lighting systems offer significant cost savings. The energy-efficient nature of LEDs, combined with precise control over usage, can lead to substantial reductions in electricity bills. Installation costs are also lower, as Ethernet cabling is less expensive and more versatile than traditional electrical wiring. Furthermore, the ability to monitor energy consumption and integrate with building management systems (BMS) makes PoE lighting an attractive option for organizations aiming to achieve sustainability goals.

The technology also promotes safety and ease of maintenance. Since PoE systems operate at low voltage, the risk of electrical hazards is minimized. Troubleshooting and updates can be managed remotely, reducing downtime and labor costs. As smart buildings become the standard, PoE lighting is poised to play a pivotal role in creating energy-efficient, responsive, and interconnected environments.

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PoE Splitters

Power over Ethernet (PoE) splitters are devices that allow non-PoE-enabled equipment to benefit from PoE technology by separating the power and data delivered over an Ethernet cable.Tycon® PoE Splitters take a PoE input and split out the data and power on separate connectors. A PoE Splitter is mainly used to power devices that are not capable of PoE but it is desired to save cost by running only a single CAT5+ cable and also to future proof the installation.

Data Transmitting

In a standard PoE system, both power and data are transmitted simultaneously to devices like IP cameras, wireless access points, and VoIP phones. However, not all devices are equipped to receive power through an Ethernet port. PoE splitters address this limitation by extracting the power and providing it as a separate output, while still delivering data to the device.

PoE splitters are commonly used in situations where legacy or low-power devices need to be integrated into a PoE network. For example, an older surveillance camera without PoE capabilities can be connected to a PoE switch using a splitter. The splitter will send the data stream directly to the camera while converting and supplying the power as a separate connection, typically using a DC barrel jack or another standard power interface. This eliminates the need for additional electrical wiring, making installation more efficient and reducing overall infrastructure costs.

Variety of Configurations

Available in a variety of configurations, PoE splitters support different power standards, including IEEE 802.3af (15.4W), 802.3at (30W), and 802.3bt (up to 60-100W). These features make them versatile and adaptable for a wide range of applications, from powering small IoT devices to integrating larger equipment into smart building systems.

Network Flexibility and Scalability

In addition to their functional advantages, PoE splitters contribute to overall network flexibility and scalability. They allow organizations to leverage the benefits of PoE technology even when upgrading to entirely PoE-compatible hardware isn’t feasible. This can be particularly useful in retrofitting existing setups or expanding networks incrementally. By bridging the gap between PoE and non-PoE devices, splitters ensure seamless integration, helping organizations build robust and cost-effective network solutions.

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PoE Switches

Tycon Power® PoE Network Switches are capable of powering and supplying data to multiple devices with a single network input. Tycon® PoE Switches are Industrial Strength for operation in harsh temperature environments.

Functionality

Power over Ethernet (PoE) switches are network devices that combine the functionality of a traditional Ethernet switch with the ability to provide power to connected devices through the same Ethernet cable. This dual capability makes PoE switches an essential component in modern network infrastructures, enabling efficient, centralized power distribution for devices like IP cameras, wireless access points, VoIP phones, and IoT devices. By eliminating the need for separate power adapters and electrical outlets, PoE switches simplify installation, reduce cable clutter, and lower overall deployment costs.

PoE switches come in a variety of configurations to meet different networking needs. They can range from small, unmanaged switches with a few ports, ideal for home or small business use, to larger, fully managed enterprise-grade switches with dozens of ports and advanced features like VLAN support, QoS (Quality of Service), and network monitoring capabilities. Depending on the power requirements of connected devices, PoE switches are built to support different PoE standards, including IEEE 802.3af (up to 15.4W per port), 802.3at (up to 30W per port), and 802.3bt (up to 60-100W per port), ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices.

Small-Scale and Large-Scale Deployments

One of the key advantages of PoE switches is their scalability and adaptability, which make them ideal for both small-scale and large-scale deployments. For instance, in smart building environments, PoE switches can power and connect a wide array of devices, from lighting systems and sensors to digital signage and security systems, all through a unified network. Managed PoE switches offer additional control, allowing administrators to remotely monitor power usage, prioritize critical devices, and even schedule power delivery to optimize energy efficiency.

Moreover, PoE switches enhance reliability and safety. Since power is delivered over low-voltage Ethernet cables, there’s a reduced risk of electrical hazards. Additionally, centralized power management means that backup power solutions like uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) can ensure uninterrupted operation during outages. Whether for a small office or a large enterprise, PoE switches are a versatile, efficient, and forward-thinking choice for powering and connecting modern networks.

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DC Power Supplies

Tycon Power® DC Power Supplies are available in Desktop and DIN Rail mount types.

They are used for providing a DC output from an AC Source. Power outputs up to 240W are available in the DIN Rail models and up to 90W in the desktop models.

Versatile and Reliable

Tycon® DC power supplies are versatile and reliable solutions designed to meet the diverse power needs of modern electronic and networked devices. Known for their efficiency and durability, these power supplies are widely used in telecommunications, security systems, renewable energy setups, and industrial applications. They provide clean, stable DC power to ensure the optimal performance of sensitive equipment such as routers, switches, surveillance cameras, and remote monitoring devices. Tycon® offers a range of models with varying power capacities, input voltages, and output configurations to accommodate different project requirements.

One of the key features of Tycon® DC power supplies is their focus on energy efficiency. These power supplies often support multiple voltage outputs, allowing users to power several devices with different voltage requirements from a single unit. Additionally, they come with integrated protections such as over-voltage, over-current, and short-circuit safeguards, ensuring safe and reliable operation even in demanding environments.

Flexibility and Ease of Integration

Tycon® DC power supplies are also known for their flexibility and ease of integration. Whether used in off-grid solar installations or as part of a grid-tied system, they are designed to seamlessly integrate into a variety of setups. For renewable energy applications, some models feature direct solar input capability, enabling them to charge batteries or power devices directly from solar panels. This makes them particularly useful in remote locations or for powering off-grid systems where traditional power sources are unavailable or unreliable.

Durability is another hallmark of Tycon DC power supplies. Whether powering critical infrastructure or supporting IoT devices in remote areas, Tycon® DC power supplies deliver consistent performance and reliability, making them a trusted choice for professionals across various industries.

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Surge Protectors

Surge Protectors come in single port and multiport models. Our surge protectors are critical devices designed to safeguard sensitive electrical and electronic equipment from voltage spikes and power surges.

All Tycon Power® surge protectors are compatible with PoE. They protect both data and power.

Power surges, which can originate from lightning strikes, power outages, or fluctuations in the grid, pose a significant risk to network devices such as routers, switches, IP cameras, and PoE systems. Tycon® surge protectors act as a first line of defense, ensuring uninterrupted operation and extending the lifespan of connected devices. Their reliability and effectiveness make them an essential component in both residential and industrial applications.

One of the standout features of Tycon® surge protectors is their high-performance surge suppression capability. They are engineered to handle a broad range of voltage levels, with models that protect devices operating on Ethernet or DC power lines. For PoE applications, Tycon® offers specialized surge protectors that safeguard both the power and data being transmitted through Ethernet cables. This dual protection ensures that all aspects of the network infrastructure remain secure, minimizing downtime and reducing repair or replacement costs.

Tycon® surge protectors are also designed for ease of installation and integration. Most models feature plug-and-play functionality, allowing users to quickly install them into existing setups without extensive reconfiguration.

In addition to protecting devices, Tycon® surge protectors contribute to overall network reliability and safety. By mitigating the impact of power surges, they reduce the likelihood of costly downtime and ensure stable operation for critical infrastructure. Their durability and advanced technology make them a trusted choice for professionals managing telecommunications systems, security networks, and renewable energy projects. With Tycon® surge protectors in place, businesses and homeowners alike can enjoy peace of mind, knowing their investments are protected from unexpected power disturbances.

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Voltage Converters

Tycon Power® DC to DC voltage converters convert to higher voltage or stabilize a voltage like unregulated 48V to regulated 48V, or down-convert to a lower voltage like 48V to 24V. These are typically used in battery systems to stabilize the input voltage required by various equipment.

Features unique to Tycon Power® DC to DC voltage converters:

  • Isolated inputs so they can operate at +V or -V input voltages like +48VDC or -48VDC.
  • A battery saver feature which turns off the device if battery voltage is too low.

Tycon® voltage converters are versatile and efficient devices designed to meet the power requirements of a wide range of electrical and electronic equipment. These converters are engineered to adjust voltage levels, allowing devices to operate safely and effectively regardless of the input power source. Whether stepping voltage up or down, Tycon® voltage converters are essential for ensuring compatibility and reliable performance in applications such as telecommunications, security systems, renewable energy setups, and industrial automation.

One of the key advantages of Tycon® voltage converters is their flexibility in handling various input and output voltage configurations. They’re ideal for integrating equipment with differing power requirements into a single system. For example, a Tycon® converter might step down high-voltage DC power from a solar array to a lower voltage suitable for powering a router or network switch, ensuring seamless operation in off-grid or hybrid power systems.

Durability & Reliability

Durability and reliability are hallmarks of Tycon® voltage converters. Built with high-quality components, they are designed to withstand harsh operating conditions, including extreme temperatures, dust, and moisture. Many models come with integrated protection features such as over-voltage, over-current, and short-circuit safeguards, ensuring safe operation and preventing damage to both the converter and connected devices. Additionally, their robust construction and compact designs make them well-suited for use in remote or space-constrained installations.

Tycon® voltage converters are also energy-efficient, an important consideration in applications where power conservation is critical. Advanced circuitry minimizes energy loss during the conversion process, reducing operational costs and maximizing the efficiency of renewable energy systems. Whether deployed in standalone setups or as part of a larger network infrastructure, Tycon® voltage converters provide a reliable and cost-effective solution for adapting power supplies to meet the diverse needs of modern electronic systems. Their versatility and dependability make them an indispensable tool for professionals in a variety of industries.

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Accessories

Tycon Power® offers several accessories to support our PoE product line including: PoE Testers, PoE PowerTaps for passive and 802.3bt PoE, DIN Rail adapter kits, PoE powered relay, Cable Assemblies, EURO and North America Power Cords, and weatherproof enclosures.

PoE Testers are among the most essential accessories in the Tycon Power® lineup, providing users with the ability to quickly and accurately verify the presence of PoE power on Ethernet cables. These compact devices are invaluable for troubleshooting and ensuring proper system configuration, saving time during installation and maintenance. They help identify issues such as incorrect voltage levels or wiring problems, enabling technicians to resolve them efficiently and minimize downtime.

PoE PowerTaps

PoE PowerTaps are another versatile offering, available for both passive PoE and the advanced 802.3bt PoE standard. These devices extract power from a PoE line and provide it to non-PoE-enabled devices, allowing seamless integration of legacy equipment into modern networks. PowerTaps are particularly useful in mixed-technology environments, where they bridge the gap between older devices and advanced PoE infrastructure, eliminating the need for additional power adapters or electrical outlets.

DIN Rail Adapter Kits

Tycon Power® also offers DIN Rail Adapter Kits, which simplify the process of mounting PoE equipment in industrial settings. These kits provide a secure and organized way to install PoE components onto DIN rails, commonly found in control panels and server rooms. By ensuring a neat and professional installation, these adapters improve accessibility and maintenance, while enhancing system reliability in demanding environments.

To further support diverse use cases, Tycon Power® provides weatherproof enclosures, PoE-powered relays, and a variety of cable assemblies and power cords compatible with both North American and European standards. Weatherproof enclosures protect PoE devices from harsh outdoor conditions, ensuring consistent performance in applications like remote surveillance and outdoor wireless access points. PoE-powered relays expand the functionality of PoE systems by enabling automated control of connected devices, while high-quality cable assemblies and power cords ensure reliable power transmission. Together, these accessories make Tycon Power® a one-stop shop for building robust, efficient, and scalable PoE networks.

TPDIN-POE-RELAY

The TPDIN-POE-RELAY is a unique device that provides a way to control up to 10A of current from a managed PoE Switch or other PoE device. When PoE is applied to the TPDIN-POE-RELAY, the relay closes and the LED turns ON. When PoE power is removed, the relay turns off and the LED turns OFF. There are two connections, a normally closed and a normally open, so that both relay logic states can be utilized.