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LAS VEGAS, NV — Antaira Technologies has launched the INJ-0201X-bt-AC-95-T, an ultra- high power 10 Gigabit Ethernet PoE injector purpose-built to elim- inate infrastructure bottlenecks in power-hungry, high-bandwidth industrial networks. Combining 95W PoE++ delivery with full multi-gig copper support up to 10GBase-T, the INJ-0201X-bt- AC-95-T enables single-cable de- ployment of next-generation ma- chine vision 5GbE, 10GbE PoE cameras, Wi-Fi 6E/7 access points, and intelligent PTZ surveillance systems — even in the harshest industrial environments. Most industrial facilities,
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factories, warehouses, and build- ings have readily available AC outlets or wiring. With integrat- ed AC input, the INJ-0201X-bt- AC-95-T eliminates the require- ment for a separate external DC power supply, adapter, or con- verter, simplifying installation, reducing components, and lower- ing costs. AC input allows plug- and-play setup where grid power is present, avoiding the need to source or maintain specific DC voltages, such as 12V, 24V, 48V or 55V power from batteries or
solar power. The INJ-0201X-bt-AC-95-T
delivers wire-speed 10Gbps throughput across the RJ45 cop- per interface while simultaneous- ly providing up to 95 watts of IEEE 802.3bt-compliant power. This unique combination address-
HAUPPAUGE, NY —Data Modul Inc has released a new low power sunlight readable 10.1 in. (26 cm) WXGA industrial TFT display. The COM101H9 M36FLC from TOPPAN is a high-performance
per inch, 1000 nits brightness. Excellent readability even under intense direct sunlight (up to 100,000 lux). Power consumption is significantly lower than tradi- tional transmissive displays,
INJ-0201X-bt-AC-95-T high power POE++ injector.
es the escalating demands of in- dustrial automation and security infrastructure, where devices in- creasingly require both extreme bandwidth up to 10G for 4K/8K video streams and substantial power for motorized optics, IR illu-
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