Peplink Splitter Max

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SKU ACW-SPLT-MAX

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Powers a non-PoE Peplink router from a single PoE run, splitting it into 12 V DC and Ethernet data. Anodised aluminium, -40°C to +70°C, Level 4 surge protection, galvanically isolated. The part that makes an Antenna MAX install work. Request a quote.

Specification

Power input: PoE 802.3bt, backward compatible with 802.3af/at
Power output: DC 12 V, 48 W maximum
Efficiency: 88-91%
Ethernet: 2 x 10/100/1000/2500M
Dimensions: 102 x 50 x 26.5 mm
Enclosure: rugged anodised aluminium
Operating temperature: -40°C to +70°C
Galvanic isolation on both power and Ethernet
Certification: FCC, IC, CE, RoHS, REACH
Weight: 142 g Surge and noise protection
Rated Level 4 across all three protection standards — ESD at ±8 kV contact and ±15 kV air, EFT at ±2 kV on the PoE input, and surge at ±4 kV 1.2/50μs line-to-ground on the PoE input. The galvanic isolation between power and Ethernet is what keeps supply-borne noise out of the network, which matters on vessels and vehicles where the DC system is electrically noisy. Compatibility
Any device that runs from 12 V and draws under 48 W. Peplink list Transit Duo Pro, BR1 Pro 5G and the POTS Adapter. It can power more than one Peplink device from a single run. Solution for Antenna MAX
This is the standard companion to the Antenna MAX enclosure — Peplink note it effectively isolates surges when assembled with Antenna MAX. If you are quoting an Antenna MAX with a non-PoE router inside it, this is the part usually missing from the bill of materials. In the box
1 x Splitter MAX and 1 x DC cable (100 mm). The ACW-502 Micro-Fit to 3-pin terminal block DC cable is available separately.

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Use cases

Break out Antenna Max connectors for BR1 Pro / Transit Duo / BR1 Mini cellular installs.
Required companion in the performance rugged kit (KIT-1005).
Use Splitter Max S when the radio side is Starlink Mini (Antenna Max S), not cellular Max.

Deep dive

Some Peplink routers have no PoE input. That is the problem this solves. The Splitter MAX takes one PoE run and separates it into a 12 V DC feed and an Ethernet data port, so the router can sit at the antenna end of the cable with no mains supply anywhere near it. Specification • Power input: PoE 802.3bt, backward compatible with 802.3af/at • Power output: DC 12 V, 48 W maximum • Efficiency: 88-91% • Ethernet: 2 x 10/100/1000/2500M • Dimensions: 102 x 50 x 26.5 mm • Enclosure: rugged anodised aluminium • Operating temperature: -40°C to +70°C • Galvanic isolation on both power and Ethernet • Certification: FCC, IC, CE, RoHS, REACH • Weight: 142 g Surge and noise protection Rated Level 4 across all three protection standards — ESD at ±8 kV contact and ±15 kV air, EFT at ±2 kV on the PoE input, and surge at ±4 kV 1.2/50μs line-to-ground on the PoE input. The galvanic isolation between power and Ethernet is what keeps supply-borne noise out of the network, which matters on vessels and vehicles where the DC system is electrically noisy. Compatibility Any device that runs from 12 V and draws under 48 W. Peplink list Transit Duo Pro, BR1 Pro 5G and the POTS Adapter. It can power more than one Peplink device from a single run. Solution for Antenna MAX This is the standard companion to the Antenna MAX enclosure — Peplink note it effectively isolates surges when assembled with Antenna MAX. If you are quoting an Antenna MAX with a non-PoE router inside it, this is the part usually missing from the bill of materials. In the box 1 x Splitter MAX and 1 x DC cable (100 mm). The ACW-502 Micro-Fit to 3-pin terminal block DC cable is available separately.