The DITEK DTK-110C6APOE 10 Gigabit Cat 6a PoE Surge Protector provides maximum protection to PoE circuits transmitting video and data over Cat 5e, Cat 6, or Cat 6a cable. It includes a 110 block in/out connection.
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Key Features
- Supports Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6a Cables
- 110 Block In/Out Connection
- Up to 10 Gb/s Data Throughput
- Protects Four Pairs
The DITEK DTK-110C6APOE 10 Gigabit Cat 6a PoE Surge Protector provides maximum protection to PoE circuits transmitting video and data over Cat 5e, Cat 6, or Cat 6a cable. It includes a 110 block in/out connection.
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DITEK DTK-110C6APOE Reviews
Use the right tool...or else
By David
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2021-06-17
As noted elsewhere, a proper 110 punch-down tool is mandatory for installing this device. Both the instructions and the markings on the printed circuit board clearly and unambiguously explain the proper connections by color code (568A and 568B differ), but what is not stated is the necessity of very closely and carefully examining each individual wire connection to ensure that the wire is fully seated in the IDC connector, with contact made through the insulation. For those without experience with this type of connection, the wires are not stripped of insulation. If the device does not pass signals through (the activity and link lights never light up on the connected equipment), then this indicates a bad connection on one or more of the wires. The margin of error on these connections is zero: all must be correct. As for how well the device itself functions, that judgment must await the next lightning strike on the phone line outside the building.
Warning: 110 tool IS required
By David
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2021-06-13
Note carefully that the 110 in the description means that the device uses 110 IDC connections, and these REQUIRE a proper 110 tool, as used by telephone techs. This should be explained in the product description.
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