[TriLUG] OT: PoE injector/splitter - recommendations?
Joseph Mack NA3T
jmack at wm7d.net
Mon May 12 21:22:01 EDT 2008
On Mon, 12 May 2008, Robert Dale wrote:
> You would ground your NEMA enclosure. You do have one, right?
hmm. It's all indoor (I forgot to mention this, sorry about
that). Do I need a NEMA enclosure for an indoor wap at the
end of 100' of ethernet cable?
> Ground the equipment to the NEMA enclosure. If your
> antennas are mounted on a mast, ground the mast. Ground
> your antenna cables. Check your local laws on what type
> of conduit you should use, if it's metal, ground it.
OK (I assume for outdoor.)
> On the power side, ground your power supplies, switches,
> and anything else that's touching and conducts electricity
> and/or use surge-protectors.
>
> For the truly paranoid, you can use ethernet surge
> protectors and power filters.
I had been wondering if I needed ethernet surge protectors.
At $100 each (times 2 ends of the ethernet), they're more
than the wap. However if I'm going to loose a wap every
electrical storm, then ethernet surge protectos are
essential.
Any ideas if ferrite cores help? I have them at home on each
end of long runs of ethernet, but I have no idea if they've
helped. No-one is claiming them as being useful for
lightning protection.
Joe
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