“is the POE ethernet connection protected against surge or this device only extend the power time?”

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• Thank you for your inquiry. The BN1080G provides data line surge protection for the following: Analog phone line for phone/fax/modem/DSL (RJ-11 connector), Network line - 10/100 Base-T Ethernet (RJ-45 connector), Coaxial cable for CATV/SATV/modem/Audio-Video (coax connector)

  Answered by APCProductSupport 7 years ago

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• Device will extend the time to shut down your computer when power fails. Ethernet connection works with the Power Chute software

  Answered by chuck81008 7 years ago

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• The unit is guaranteed against surges with an insurance policy. The implication is that it protects against all surges. Most POE switches have built-in circuitry to protect the POE devices. If you have a power injector attached to the UPS, I would expect it to be protected as well. However, injectors, by their design, have little patience for wild power fluctuations. I can't say for sure if the protection would protect the injector. But I don't know why it couldn't/wouldn't. Hope this helps.

  Answered by DaveFromErie 7 years ago

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• you need to get a model that has the Ethernet in and out hook ups and yes it would

  Answered by Rick 7 years ago

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• Yes it's also protecting the device with conditioned power.

  Answered by TechInterupted 7 years ago

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