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Remote Power Feeding

Upgrade your network while reducing your deployment and maintenance costs: power several remote sites from a central location by delivering power via twisted pair cables.

How it works?

In order to power remote sites, existing pair cables are used to link each site to a central installation.

Main DC power from a central installation is converted into 350Vdc, a voltage level ideal for long distances with very low losses. A second conversion takes place in the remote site where our down converters transform the 350Vdc into 48Vdc.

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You can add splitters after up converters and before down converters to have an ADSL connection.

What’s in it for you?

Using centralized DC power equipment and batteries together with a network of copper lines to power the remote sites, bring you many advantages, such as:

Reduced space requirement: no need for AC power solutions and battery backup in the cabinet
Easy installation: no need for a local grid connection (no certification and validation) and no power systems with battery backup
Improved bandwidth: shorter distance between customer premises and active equipment
Safety: in case of failure, the power source is shut down rendering the installation harmless to the surrounding people

Remote Power Feeding

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