Mikrotik Gigabit Passive Ethernet Repeater, 2 Ethernet Ports, 24-57V Poe Input Voltage, 2A Port Output, 2W Power Consumption, Black
Mikrotik
- The GPeR unit allows to extend Ethernet cable by additional hop (< 100 - 150 m to regular network devices, and up to 210 m to another GPeR unit) up to 1,500 m.
- Handy for highrise buildings, multi-apartment buildings, with many floors and sections, where very long Ethernet cables might be a problem.
- Maximum allowed length of CAT6 Ethernet cable between GPeR and power source/router is up to 100 m (depending on cable quality, high quality - up to 150 m).
- Maximum allowed distance of CAT6 Ethernet cable between two GPeR devices is up to 210 m (depending on cable quality).
Warranty: 1 Year — effortless warranty claims with UK-wide coverage. Learn more
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- Shipping Weight
- 0.04 Kg
- Shipping Dimensions
- 5.00 cm x 14.00 cm x 2.50 cm
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Theo O. Used for: More than a year
Pros
Passive power off the line means no socket at the midpoint
Cons
No weatherproof housing, so you provide your own box
Comment
Works exactly as described, but do not imagine you can simply leave it in a hedge. Mine lives in a cheap plastic junction box on a fence post and has survived two winters that way.
Maya B. Used for: More than a year
Pros
Turned an unreliable long run into a reliable one
Cons
The documentation assumes you already understand passive power
Comment
Bought after a CCTV camera at the end of the drive spent a winter dropping off every time it rained. The cable had been run by somebody optimistic and the 80 metres of it were well past what that camera could cope with. Sitting this in the middle has stopped the problem completely and there has not been a single dropout since, wet or dry.
Isla W. Used for: More than a year
Pros
It sits in a box on a post and is simply forgotten about
Comment
Three years in a fence post box and the link has never dropped
Sophie G. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
Straight into the middle of the run and the link came up
Cons
No mounting hardware in the box
Comment
The garden office had been on a wireless bridge that fell over whenever the trees were wet. Cut into the existing buried cable, dropped this into the middle of it, and it has been a proper wired connection ever since. Nothing whatever to configure, which is the best sort of product!
Theo E. Used for: 3–6 months
Pros
No power needed at the midpoint, which was the whole problem
Cons
You have to supply your own weatherproofing
Comment
The point of it is that there is no socket halfway down a field, and it solves precisely that. Four months of rain later, still passing a full gigabit
Isla B. Used for: More than a year
Pros
Solved a run that was too long, and quietly
Cons
You will need an enclosure for it
Comment
Cheapest solution to a very long cable run, by miles
Daisy F. Used for: 3–6 months
Pros
Cheaper than fibre and far easier than digging the garden again
Cons
Getting the passive voltage right takes some reading
Comment
Used one to reach a summerhouse at the end of a garden where the cable was already in the ground and about 20 metres too long to work reliably. This fixed it for the price of an afternoon. The only part that needed thought was the power. Passive injection is not the same thing as the standard sort, and you do need to check what voltage you are putting down the line before you plug anything into either end.
Freya R. Used for: 6–12 months
Pros
A wired link to the barn with no power supply out there
Comment
The run to the barn is about 140 metres and it never worked properly on a single cable, which is exactly the problem this is built for. Dropped it in halfway, took its power off the same cable, and there have been nine months of full gigabit since!
