ABA/S 1.2.1: What does „PoE Class 2“ mean?
The power supply for the Logic Controller can only be via PoE (Power over Ethernet) without any additional voltage.
PoE classes in general means, which max. power the supplier e.g. a switch has to deliver dependent on the power range of a consumer load (ABA/S).
The following table shows the individual classes:
Standard | Class | Type | Classification current | Max. power delivered (PSE) | Power range (PD) |
IEEE 802.3af | 0 | dafault | 0 - 4 mA | 15,4 W | 0,44 - 12,95 W |
IEEE 802.3af | 1 | optional | 9 - 12 mA | 4,0 W | 0,44 - 3,84 W |
IEEE 802.3af | 2 | optional | 17 - 20 mA | 7,0 W | 3,84 - 6,49 W |
IEEE 802.3af | 3 | optional | 26 - 30 mA | 15,4 W | 6,49 - 12,95 W |
IEEE 802.3at | 4 | optional | 36 - 44 mA | 25,5 W | 12,95 - 21,90 W |
PSE = Power supply PD = Consumer load
Tags: KNX, TP