Ενσύρματος router MikroTik PowerBox RB750P-PBR2

The MikroTik PowerBox RB750P-PBR2 is a compact outdoor wired router with five shielded Fast Ethernet ports and a waterproof enclosure designed for outdoor installation. Four of the ports provide passive PoE output to power compatible devices with the same voltage that is supplied to the unit. The router includes 16 MB flash and 64 MB RAM, consumes approximately 2 W of power, and comes in a white finish with dimensions 125 × 178 × 48 mm.

Advantages

The PowerBox offers integrated PoE on four ports, reducing the number of separate power supplies and cabling required for outdoor PoE devices. Its weatherproof case and shielded Ethernet ports make it suitable for mounting on towers or other exposed locations while protecting the electronics from the elements. Small physical size and low power consumption simplify deployment in constrained spaces.

Suitable for

• Supplying power and network connectivity to remote PoE devices (for example MikroTik SXT and similar)
• Outdoor router deployments on masts, poles or building exteriors
• Small wired network installations requiring Fast Ethernet connectivity and PoE

Key specifications

• Model: MikroTik PowerBox RB750P-PBR2
• Ethernet ports: 5 shielded Fast Ethernet (RJ-45)
• PoE output: 4 ports with passive PoE, max 1 A per port, max total 2 A
• Memory: 16 MB flash, 64 MB RAM
• Power consumption: ~2 W
• Dimensions: 125 × 178 × 48 mm
• Colour: White

How to use

Mount the PowerBox in a suitable outdoor location using the built-in mounting points or recommended brackets. Connect the input power supply to the unit following the manufacturer’s instructions and connect up to four PoE-capable devices to the PoE output ports using shielded Ethernet cables. Use the remaining Ethernet port for a non-powered wired connection or management. Configure routing and network settings via the MikroTik RouterOS interface as required for your network.

Recommendations

Install the device in a location with minimal direct water pooling and use shielded, outdoor-rated Ethernet cables and proper grounding. Verify the voltage and current requirements of connected PoE devices to avoid exceeding the PowerBox’s per-port and total current limits.