Product brief
Interceptor PoE Board
Eight more PoE+ ports, no extra switch.
Plug the Interceptor PoE Board into an Interceptor or Cruiser carrier board and power eight more cameras, access points or sensors, up to 30W per port within the host board's power budget. Stack two on an Interceptor for 16 ports, or add one to any Cruiser: 16 ports in total on Cruiser, 12 on Cruiser Lite or Cruiser Keel.
From $59 US list price
- 8xPoE+ ports, 10/100 Mbps
- 30Wper port max (IEEE 802.3at)
- 16ports with two boards on an Interceptor
- 100 x 68mm board
Highlights
- 8 PoE+ ports, up to 30W per port (IEEE 802.3at)
- Stack two boards for 16 ports on one Interceptor
- Adds 8 more PoE+ ports to any Cruiser, powered from the Cruiser's 48V supply
Built for
- Grow an Interceptor NVR
- Go from 8 to 16 PoE cameras with a second board, powered by one 48Vdc Power Converter.
- Expand a Cruiser
- Add 8 ports over the FFC connector, 16 in total on a Cruiser (12 on Cruiser Lite or Cruiser Keel), powered from the Cruiser's own 48V supply. On Cruiser Keel, which has no onboard PoE, use a 48V power supply.
- Power PoE gear anywhere
- Feed cameras, access points and PoE sensors from the board that runs your software.
Specifications
| Ports | 8x RJ-45, 10/100 Mbps |
|---|---|
| PoE | IEEE 802.3at (PoE+), Class 0 to 4, up to 30W per port, Mode B (spare pairs) |
| Power | 48V DC. On an Interceptor: 48Vdc Power Converter (sold separately), 240W per converter. On a Cruiser: the Cruiser's own 48V supply, sharing its 120W PoE budget (firmware 1.1.2 or later). Cruiser Keel has no onboard PoE, so it needs a 48V supply to power a PoE Board |
| Stacking | Up to 2 PoE Boards per Interceptor Carrier Board, 16 ports total |
| Cables | Standard 8-wire Ethernet (all 4 pairs), Cat5e or Cat6 |
| Size | 100 x 68 mm |
| Driver | exaviz-pse-dkms from apt.exaviz.com |
Good to know
On an Interceptor, power comes from the 48Vdc Power Converter (sold separately): 240W, so one board at 30W per port or two at 15W per port. On a Cruiser, one PoE Board shares Cruiser's 120W PoE budget. Planning all 16 ports? Talk to us first. Ports run at 10/100 Mbps and deliver power on the spare pairs (Mode B), so use standard 8-wire Cat5e or Cat6 cables.