What is PCIe-GIE74P PoE Budget Mode?
The PoE budget mode is to ensure product power supply security, PoE automatically cuts off when PoE power is exceeded.
PCIe-GIE74P PoE Power budget
1、Max 20.0W w/ PCIe slot only.
2、Max 61.6W w/ PCIe slot and 4-pin Molex connector.
How does PCIe-GIE74P reserve PoE Power Budget?
PoE Power Consumption Mode for variable power budget
PCIe-GIE74P will detect the camera’s real power consumption to reserve PoE power budget.
PoE Class Mode for fixed power budget
PCIe-GIE74P will detect the camera’s PoE class to reserve PoE power budget.
How to setting Power Budget Mode?
1、Using API of AVS_PoESetPowConsumCalcModel.
Step2、 Install AVS SDK
Step4、 Execute “Sample.exe”.
Example、User’s Situation.
If I want to connect 3 GIgE cameras, and I didn’t connect PCIe-GIE74P’s 4-pin Molex connector…
By PoE Power Consumption Mode
If this camera’s real power consumption is 5 watts, PCIe-GIE74P will reserve 6 watts per camera.
PCIe-GIE74P has power budget of 20 watts.
3 (cameras) x 5 (watts) = 15 (watts)
PCIe-GIE74P can power 3 cameras.
By PoE Class Mode
If this camera’s PoE class is “2”, according to the PoE class of the PoE standard, PCIe-GIE74P will reserve 7 watts per camera.
PCIe-GIE74P has power budget of 20 watts.
3 (cameras) x 7 (watts) = 21 (watts)
PCIe-GIE74P can only power 2 cameras, cannot power the third camera.
If you want to provide more than 20 watts of power, you need to connect the
4-pin Molex connector of PCIe-GIE74P.
Class No. |
Type |
Maximum power available at the Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) |
Power required by PoE class at the Powered Device (PD) |
0 |
802.3af |
15.4 W |
0.44 – 12.95 W |
1 |
802.3af |
4.0 W |
0.44 – 3.84 W |
2 |
802.3af |
7.0 W |
3.84 – 6.49 W |
3 |
802.3af |
15.4 W |
6.49 – 12.95 W |
4 |
802.3at(PoE+) |
30 W |
12.95 – 25.5 W |