TFortis SG-Cam is a lightning protection device designed to protect cameras through the Ethernet port from strong interferences induced by powerful lightning discharges.
It is recommended to use TFortis SG-Cam in conjunction with a lightning protection device for TFortis SG-Switch.
Figure 1. Typical application scheme
Features
SG-Cam device has a metal enclosure protected from dust and moisture according to IP67. The device has a cable gland with a rubber sleeve for three cables:
There is enough space inside SG-Cam to accommodate the excess cable coming from the video camera.
Using a single large cable gland with a dedicated rubber sleeve allows the RJ45 socket of the camera to be inserted into the lightning protection device without cutting off the camera socket, thus retaining the warranty of the camera manufacturer.
General features | |||
Power supply | IEEE802.3af/at (up to 60W) | ||
Data transfer type | 10/100/1000Base-T | ||
Degree of protection from dust and moisture | IP67 | ||
Operating temperature, °C | -55...+80 | ||
Dimensions, mm | 220mmx20mmx90mm | ||
Weight, kg | < 2 | ||
Characteristics according to standard GOST IEC 61643-21 - 201 | |||
Protected pairs | (1-2), (3-6), (4-5), (7-8) | (1,2-3,6), (4,5-7,8) | |
Nominal operating voltage, DC | UРѕ | 6V | 48V |
Maximum continuous operating voltage, DC | UСЃ | 9V | 57V |
Nominal current (direct) | IL | 600mA+600mA | |
line-ground | |||
C2 Nominal discharge current (8/20) | In | 1 kA | |
(C2 - 2 kV/1 kA) Protection voltage level at In | Up | < 450 V | |
C3 Protection voltage level at 1 kV/Ојs | Up | < 600 V | |
Actuation time | tA | < 100 ns | |
Stray capacitance | C | < 1 pF | |
line-line | |||
Protected pairs | (1-2), (3-6), (4-5), (7-8) | (1,2-3,6), (4,5-7,8) | |
C2 Nominal discharge current (8/20) | In | 200 Рђ | 200 Рђ |
C2 Nominal discharge current (8/20) | Up | < 15 V | < 75 V |
C2 Nominal discharge current (8/20) | Up | < 20 V | < 85 V |
Actuation time | tA | < 1 ns | < 1 ns |
Stray capacitance | C | < 25 pF | < 25 pF |
Bandwidth | 250 MHz | ||
Input losses | < 35 dB (up to 250 MHz) | ||
Crosstalk at the transmitting end | < 35 dB (up to 250 MHz) |