Router ALLNET ALL-MC116SPV-VDSL2 No Wi-Fi IEEE 802.3ab

The ALLNET ALL-MC116SPV-VDSL2 is an unmanaged VDSL2 bridge modem with an integrated 2-port PoE switch (IEEE 802.3at) providing up to 30 W per PoE port and a total PoE budget of 60 W. It uses the G.993.2 VDSL2 standard to transmit data over a single copper pair and is compatible with standard VDSL2 connections up to 100 Mbit. Housed in a metal casing, the device offers two 10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet ports (RJ-45) with PoE and connects to DSL infrastructure via an ADSL/RJ-11 interface.

Advantages

The modem supports vectoring for use with DSLAMs, enabling service providers and in-house DSLAM deployments to achieve improved VDSL2 performance. As an unmanaged bridge modem, it provides a simple plug-and-play extension of existing LANs without routing features or configuration overhead. The integrated IEEE 802.3at PoE ports supply up to 30 W per port, making it possible to power PoE devices such as WLAN access points, VoIP phones, tablets or monitoring equipment directly from the modem.

Suitable for

• Extending LAN over existing copper lines in hotels and hospitality environments
• Providing network and PoE power to access points and terminals in hospitals and nursing homes
• Installation where DSLAM vectoring is required by ISPs or private networks
• Locations beyond the reach of standard Ethernet cabling

Key specifications

• Model: ALLNET ALL-MC116SPV-VDSL2 (A193137, EAN 4038816114525)
• VDSL2 standard: G.993.2, compatible up to 100 Mbit
• Ports: 2 x 10/100/1000Base-T Ethernet (RJ-45) with PoE IEEE 802.3at, max. 30 W per port, PoE budget 60 W
• Copper DSL interface: ADSL (RJ-11)
• Unmanaged bridge modem (no routing, no VLAN configuration via the device)
• Housing: metal; Colour: black; Weight: 0.42 kg
• Standards: IEEE 802.3ab / 802.3u / 802.3z; Certifications: RoHS, CE, FCC

How to use

Connect the DSL line to the ADSL/RJ-11 port and link your LAN devices to the RJ-45 Ethernet ports. The device operates as an unmanaged VDSL2 bridge and will synchronize with the DSLAM; any bandwidth monitoring or VLAN configuration must be performed on the DSLAM or other managed network equipment. To power PoE devices, connect compatible endpoints to the PoE-enabled RJ-45 ports; the modem supplies up to 30 W per port within the 60 W total budget.

Recommendations

Install the modem in a ventilated location inside the building and ensure the DSLAM supports vectoring for optimal VDSL2 performance. Use appropriate surge protection for external copper lines and verify power requirements of connected PoE devices so the combined consumption does not exceed the 60 W PoE budget.