Nvt Phybridge NV-ECLK Long Reach Eoc Adapter 30W

Product Description

The NVT PHYBRIDGE NV-ECLK is a long-reach Ethernet over Coax (EoC) adapter rated at 30 watts. It bridges modern IP network equipment to existing coaxial cable infrastructure, allowing technicians to extend network connectivity without pulling new structured cabling. The adapter functions as a PoE device, delivering both data and power over a single coaxial run. This makes it a practical solution for upgrading legacy analog installations to IP-based systems while keeping retrofit labor costs in check. Installation is typically handled by low-voltage technicians, security integrators, or network cabling professionals working in commercial or institutional environments.

The NV-ECLK is suited for retrofit and new-installation projects where running new Ethernet cabling is impractical or cost-prohibitive. Typical applications include IP camera deployments, access control upgrades, and network extension scenarios that leverage existing coax runs. It is sold as a single unit and categorized as a PoE device, making it appropriate for professional low-voltage system integrators and IT infrastructure contractors.

Key Features

• 30-watt power output for powering compatible PoE-enabled IP devices over coax
• Ethernet over Coax technology extends IP network connectivity across existing coaxial cable infrastructure
• Eliminates the need for new Cat5e or Cat6 cable pulls in retrofit applications
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual endpoint deployments
• Designed for professional low-voltage installation in commercial and institutional settings

Compatibility

Designed as an EoC adapter for use with IP-based PoE devices in installations utilizing existing coaxial cable infrastructure. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or network cabling technician familiar with EoC adapter systems and PoE infrastructure. De-energize the connected network equipment and associated power sourcing equipment before making or breaking coaxial or network connections. Follow applicable local low-voltage wiring codes and manufacturer guidance when routing and terminating coaxial cable. Do not exceed the rated 30-watt power output when selecting compatible endpoint devices.