ALLNET VDSL2 Point-to-Point Master & Slave PoE Bundle ALL-MC116VDSL2 + ALL-MC116SPV
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Sales market: Europe
Warehouse location: Europe
Stock level: 864
Warranty: 24 months
Product vendor: ALLNET
Product EAN: 4038816215444
Product Description
The ALL-MC116VDSL2 Master and ALL-MC116SPV Slave PoE bundle from Allnet delivers a robust VDSL2 Point-to-Point (PtP) solution designed for fast, reliable, and secure long-distance data transmission. This kit combines a VDSL2-enabled Master unit with a compatible Slave unit, enabling high-speed uplinks over existing copper lines while powered via Power over Ethernet (PoE) for simplified deployment. Ideal for industrial, campus, or enterprise settings where point-to-point links are required between buildings, data centers, or remote locations, the bundle supports efficient bandwidth usage, stable synchronization, and reduced installation complexity. Both units are optimized for performance, durability, and easy integration into modern network architectures, ensuring a scalable and cost-effective transport solution.
Technical Specification
- Device type: VDSL2 Point-to-Point Master and Slave pair
- PoE: Power over Ethernet enabled (PoE compatible for remote powering)
- Standards: VDSL2 compliant
- Interface: Ethernet data port(s) for network connectivity
- Bandwidth: high-speed VDSL2 transport suitable for PtP links
- Power supply: PoE-powered; external power may be specified by vendor (not provided here)
- Cabling: uses existing copper pair (phone line) for PtP link
- Mounting: suitable for rack-mount or wall installation (as per vendor hardware)
- Management: network management capabilities via standard interfaces (details not provided)
- Compatibility: designed as a master and slave pair for PtP deployments
- Environmental: standard operating conditions (specifics not provided)
- Certifications: relevant regional approvals typically required for networking hardware (not specified)
Note
The product description and technical specification should be verified on the vendor's website to ensure the latest information.
The ALL-MC116VDSL2 Master and ALL-MC116SPV Slave PoE bundle from Allnet delivers a robust VDSL2 Point-to-Point (PtP) solution designed for fast, reliable, and secure long-distance data transmission. This kit combines a VDSL2-enabled Master unit with a compatible Slave unit, enabling high-speed uplinks over existing copper lines while powered via Power over Ethernet (PoE) for simplified deployment. Ideal for industrial, campus, or enterprise settings where point-to-point links are required between buildings, data centers, or remote locations, the bundle supports efficient bandwidth usage, stable synchronization, and reduced installation complexity. Both units are optimized for performance, durability, and easy integration into modern network architectures, ensuring a scalable and cost-effective transport solution.
Technical Specification
- Device type: VDSL2 Point-to-Point Master and Slave pair
- PoE: Power over Ethernet enabled (PoE compatible for remote powering)
- Standards: VDSL2 compliant
- Interface: Ethernet data port(s) for network connectivity
- Bandwidth: high-speed VDSL2 transport suitable for PtP links
- Power supply: PoE-powered; external power may be specified by vendor (not provided here)
- Cabling: uses existing copper pair (phone line) for PtP link
- Mounting: suitable for rack-mount or wall installation (as per vendor hardware)
- Management: network management capabilities via standard interfaces (details not provided)
- Compatibility: designed as a master and slave pair for PtP deployments
- Environmental: standard operating conditions (specifics not provided)
- Certifications: relevant regional approvals typically required for networking hardware (not specified)
Note
The product description and technical specification should be verified on the vendor's website to ensure the latest information.
