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PoE "Standarisation"

Tue Jun 05, 2012 7:44 pm

Hi,

What would be the possibility to integrate the RB-POE-CON-HP into RouterBoards? This would be fantastic in that RB devices would FINALLY be 802.3at/af compliant. The components seems little / small enough to not have any significant impact.

Baught my first RB-POE-CON-HP and it's basically working with anything I through at it - even Cisco PoE switches. Right now, I've taken the MT POE unit out of the casing, and are mounting them together with my RB into outdoor cases - works fine so far.

Integration and standardisation would be really, really awesome.
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Re: PoE "Standarisation"

Tue Jun 05, 2012 9:39 pm

I've taken the MT POE unit out of the casing, and are mounting them together with my RB into outdoor cases - works fine so far.
Not a bad idea.
 
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Re: PoE "Standarisation"

Wed Jun 06, 2012 1:46 pm

this would make MT even more awesome.