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Ag9724-FL

Ag9724-FL

MPN: AG9724-FL
Silvertel
Isolated PoE (Power over Ethernet) Module DC DC Converter 1 Output 24V 500mA 36V - 57V Input
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Overview

The Ag9724-FL is an isolated Power over Ethernet (PoE) module designed to extract power from a conventional twisted-pair Category 5 Ethernet cable. It provides a regulated 24V output at up to 500mA (12W) while maintaining 1500V isolation between the input and output to protect sensitive downstream electronics. This module is IEEE 802.3af compliant and includes built-in signatures for PD detection and classification.

Why Choose This Part

The module offers a small footprint in a Single-In-Line (SIL) package, saving significant PCB area compared to discrete PoE designs. It includes integrated short-circuit, thermal, and over-current protection, and the output voltage can be adjusted with a simple external resistor to compensate for line losses.

Applications

IP Security Cameras
Provides stable 24V power to motorized PTZ cameras and high-end imaging sensors over standard Ethernet cabling.
Industrial IoT Gateways
Acts as an integrated power solution for bridge devices and edge controllers requiring 24V rails in factory environments.
Access Control Systems
Powers electronic locks, RFID readers, and biometric scanners directly from a PoE-enabled network switch.
Building Automation
Efficiently drives HVAC sensors and localized controllers using the existing structured cabling infrastructure.

Key Specifications

Type Isolated PoE (Power over Ethernet) Module
Features OCP, OTP
Efficiency 85%
Applications ITE (Commercial)
Mounting Type Through Hole
Power (Watts) 12 W
Standard Number 60950-1
Size / Dimension 2.20" L x 0.75" W x 0.55" H (56.0mm x 19.0mm x 14.0mm)
Number of Outputs 1
Voltage - Output 1 24V
Voltage - Isolation 1.5 kV
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 85degC
Voltage - Input (Max) 57V
Voltage - Input (Min) 36V
Current - Output (Max) 500mA

Getting Started

To integrate this module, connect the input pins to a bridge rectifier fed by the Ethernet transformer center taps. Engineers should ensure adequate copper area on the PCB for thermal dissipation, as the module can operate up to 85 degrees Celsius. Follow the Silvertel recommended layout for the classification resistor to ensure the PSE correctly identifies the 12W power requirement.