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Allnet All-GHN101-2-wire-Set Two-wire Range (max.): 350 m 2 pc(s) 500 Mbps

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Highlights & Details

Allnet ALL-GHN101-2WIRE / G.HN Bundle for 2 wire connections "2 pieces"

  • Up to 500Mbps G.hn port as a home network backbone of one of the Existing telephone line
  • Two 100 / 1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet ports for FTTH, DSL / cable modem and Ethernet terminals (PC, set-top box, ...)
  • Energy efficiency (green) Ethernet support
  • A maximum distance of up to 350 meters over G.hn Port
  • Built-in filter to eliminate radiation from telephone or PSTN line
  • Indication of signal quality
  • 6~76Mhz feed frequency, thus NOT compatible VDSL and G.HN via the same cable

Technical specifications

Product type

Network extender

Content

2 pc(s)

Transfer type

Two-wire

Range (max.)

350 m

Bit rate (max.)

500 Mbps

Interfaces

Gigabit LAN (1 Gbps)

Width

95 mm

Height

32 mm

Length

130 mm

Weight

135 g

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Datasheet

Datasheet 2352023 Allnet All-GHN101-2-wire-Set Two-wire Range (max.): 350 m 2 pc(s) 500 Mbps

User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 2352023 Allnet All-GHN101-2-wire-Set Two-wire Range (max.): 350 m 2 pc(s) 500 Mbps

Description


Gigabit network via 2-wire connection or telephone cable
With the G.HN Gigabit Ethernet Bridge ALL-GHN101-2WIRE, you can extend your private network at home via the existing telephone line. No further network cabling is necessary. You can easily use the existing telephone line in the wall. At a frequency of 6 - 76MHz, co-existence with ADSL and VDSL is NOT guaranteed. With THE ALL-GHN101-2WIRE you can expand your network quickly without new cabling and with little effort.

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ATTENTION: The g.hn 2WIRE version is designed for a point-to-point solution. Multiple g.hn connections cannot be established in a multicore cable. These couples would be upset with each other. In electronics, this crosstalk/crosstalk is called. If you use multi-core bundle systems, Allnet also has a VDSL2 vectoring technology in its portfolio.