Re: [8023-POEP] Liaison letter from IEC TC65/SC65C/JWG10 - Power over Ethernet performance in industrial environments
Geoff,
We can speculate that an installation in a non-compliant environment
(not meeting the channel specification, not meeting appropriate EFTB
requirements, etc.) may suffer from unforeseen problems.
Perhaps we should write something in the standard that says, "If you do
unspecified things then unexpected results may occur."
Hugh.
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Subject: Re: [8023-POEP] Liaison letter from IEC TC65/SC65C/JWG10 -
Power over Ethernet performance in industrial environments
Hugh-
On 7/7/09 4:01 PM, Hugh Barrass (hbarrass) wrote:
> It is
> possible that a system with a low impedance between Tx& Rx pairs
> could be damaged if the PSE incorrectly applies power, it is also
> possible that the failure was related to a number of other conditions
> that exist when large inductive loads are switching rapidly.
>
Perhaps a combination of
PVC insulation
high humidty
noisy environment from inductive load switching
(and perhaps pair imbalance from ??)
Geoff