DITEK DTK-VM2M36 Versa-Module VM2 M36 Surge Protector Module - RJ-45 - 36 V DC Input - PoE - Ethernet
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Product Features
Product Overview
The DITEK DTK-VM2M36 Versa-Module VM2 M36 is a specialized surge protector module designed for RJ-45 dataline protection in PoE and Ethernet applications. It operates with a 36 V DC input voltage and integrates into DITEK's modular protection ecosystem, allowing for flexible, customized surge protection solutions.
Built with a hybrid design that combines SAD and GDT technologies, this module provides robust transient voltage suppression for sensitive network equipment. Its rapid-replacement modular system with single-point ground simplifies maintenance and upgrades, ensuring continuous protection with minimal downtime.
This section brings together practical product details such as Receptacles, Dataline Protection, Input Voltage, so buyers can judge configuration, deployment fit, and day-to-day suitability with less guesswork.
In practical terms, this overview should help a buyer understand what the product is, the type of environment it suits, and the core reasons it may be chosen over a more generic alternative. That context is especially useful for business purchasing, where fit, consistency, and ease of use usually matter as much as individual specifications.
Technical Overview
This surge protector module features an RJ-45 receptacle for direct connection to Ethernet cables, supporting both PoE and standard Ethernet dataline protection. The 36 V DC input voltage specification makes it suitable for low-voltage DC power environments commonly found in network infrastructure.
The module's construction uses durable ABS plastic, offering a lightweight yet resilient housing that meets RoHS environmental standards. Its design emphasizes reliability and compliance, with manufacturing based in the United States.
This section brings together practical product details such as Receptacles, Dataline Protection, Input Voltage, so buyers can judge configuration, deployment fit, and day-to-day suitability with less guesswork.
A strong technical summary explains how the product's interfaces, hardware profile, and operating characteristics work together in real deployment. Buyers often need this context to confirm compatibility with existing devices, expected performance in daily use, and whether installation will be straightforward for IT staff or end users.
Key Product Advantages
The DITEK Versa-Module system offers significant advantages for network protection, starting with its modular architecture. Enclosures and modules are sold separately, enabling users to build custom protection solutions tailored to specific circuit types and installation requirements.
Modular Flexibility
Mix and match modules like the DTK-VM2M36 with other DITEK protection modules (e.g., DTK-NETMS, DTK-EXTMS) within compatible enclosures. This adaptability supports diverse applications from data centers to industrial networks.
- Rapid-replacement design for easy maintenance
- Single-point ground system enhances safety
- Scalable protection for growing infrastructure
Hybrid Technology Design
Utilizes both SAD and GDT technologies to provide multi-stage surge suppression, effectively clamping transient voltages and protecting connected equipment from damage due to power surges or spikes.
- Combined protection for enhanced reliability
- Suitable for sensitive PoE and Ethernet devices
- Reduces risk of network downtime
Deployment / Use Cases
The DTK-VM2M36 is ideal for deployments where RJ-45 connections require surge protection, particularly in environments with PoE-powered devices or standard Ethernet networks. Its 36 V DC input aligns with low-voltage DC power systems, making it a fit for telecom, security, and industrial automation applications.
Common use cases include protecting network switches, routers, IP cameras, VoIP phones, and other PoE-enabled devices from voltage transients. The modular design allows integration into rack-mounted enclosures or standalone setups, providing flexibility for both centralized and distributed network architectures.
Network Infrastructure Protection
Deploy in data centers, office networks, or industrial settings to safeguard critical networking equipment. The module's RJ-45 interface ensures direct compatibility with Ethernet cabling, simplifying installation.
PoE Device Security
Use with Power over Ethernet devices like IP cameras or access points to prevent surge damage that could disrupt operations. The 36 V DC input handles typical PoE voltage ranges effectively.
Highlights
- RJ-45 surge protector module for PoE and Ethernet dataline protection
- 36 V DC input voltage suitable for low-voltage DC power environments
- Hybrid design using SAD and GDT technologies for robust surge suppression
- Modular system allows custom protection solutions with enclosures sold separately
- Rapid-replacement design with single-point ground for easy maintenance
- Compatible with other DITEK modules like DTK-NETMS and DTK-EXTMS
- Constructed from durable ABS plastic, RoHS compliant
- Manufactured in the United States with a 10-year limited warranty
Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | DITEK Corporation |
| Manufacturer Part Number | DTK-VM2M36 |
| Brand Name | DITEK |
| Product Line | Versa-Module |
| Product Series | VM2 |
| Product Model | M36 |
| Product Name | Versa-Module VM2 M36 Surge Protector Module |
| Product Type | Surge Protector Module |
| Technical Information | |
| Receptacles | RJ-45 |
| Dataline Protection | PoE,Ethernet |
| Power Description | |
| Input Voltage | 36 V DC |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Product Material | ABS Plastic |
| Miscellaneous | |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Environmentally Friendly | Yes |
| Environmental Compliance | Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) |
| Warranty | |
| Limited Warranty | 10 Year |
User Manual
FAQ
What type of connections does the DITEK DTK-VM2M36 protect?
The DTK-VM2M36 protects RJ-45 connections, specifically designed for dataline protection in PoE (Power over Ethernet) and standard Ethernet applications. It safeguards connected network equipment like switches, routers, and PoE devices from voltage surges and transients.
What input voltage does this surge protector module require?
This module operates with a 36 V DC input voltage. It is tailored for low-voltage DC power environments commonly found in network infrastructure, making it suitable for protecting PoE systems and other DC-powered Ethernet devices.
How does the modular design of the Versa-Module system benefit installations?
The modular design allows enclosures and modules to be sold separately, enabling users to build custom surge protection solutions. You can mix modules like the DTK-VM2M36 with other DITEK protection modules to accommodate various circuit types, providing flexibility for specific installation needs and easy upgrades.
What technologies are used in the DTK-VM2M36 for surge protection?
The module utilizes a hybrid design combining SAD (Silicon Avalanche Diode) and GDT (Gas Discharge Tube) technologies. This multi-stage approach effectively clamps transient voltages, offering robust protection for sensitive network equipment against power surges and spikes.
Is the DTK-VM2M36 compatible with other DITEK protection modules?
Yes, the DTK-VM2M36 is compatible with other DITEK protection modules, such as the DTK-NETMS and DTK-EXTMS. This interoperability allows for integrated protection solutions within DITEK enclosures, supporting diverse applications from data centers to industrial networks.
What warranty and environmental standards does this product meet?
The DTK-VM2M36 comes with a 10-year limited warranty, ensuring long-term reliability. It is environmentally friendly, compliant with RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances), and constructed from ABS plastic. The module is manufactured in the United States, adhering to strict quality and compliance standards.
What power capacity is listed for this UPS?
Power specifications help show where the unit fits best, including the type of load level, electrical environment, and backup role it is intended to support. These are usually the most decision-critical facts in a UPS or power-protection comparison.
What voltage details are listed?
The listed power specification is 36 V DC, which helps position the unit for the right load level and installation role.
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