Poe Texas PoE Injector - Single Port Power Over Ethernet Passive PoE Adapter - 10/100/1000 Gigabit Data - Includes 48V 15W Power Supply - Wall Mounting Plug & Play for Home Office, VoIP Phone, WiFi AP
Key features
- •Instantly add Gigabit PoE to any network switch or router
- •Extend power up to 328 feet (100 meters) to a single PoE device
- •All inclusive kit to provide PoE power for one 802.3af device with up to 15 watt budget
- •Passive Mode B operation (pins +4,5/-7,8) is "always on"
- •Backed by 1 year warranty - For expert technical support from Austin, TX please call 512 479 0317
Poe Texas PoE Injector - Single Port Power Over Ethernet Passive PoE Adapter - 10/100/1000 Gigabit Data - Includes 48V 15W Power Supply - Wall Mounting Plug & Play for Home Office, VoIP Phone, WiFi AP
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Customer Reviews
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Does the job!
John S•November 10, 2017
Cheap and reliable way to add a PoE device to your network
This is go to company for POE!
Mr. Blues•June 22, 2017
I love this product and the company. Simple, and it works. How much can you ask of a POE anyway? And the form factor is as efficient as can be which is important when trying to keep equipment out of site.
works like a charm
Samuel D. Self•June 21, 2017
Applied 48 volts, from a 12v battery, using a DC-to-DC converter. It works like a charm.
I'm powering a Ubiquity AC Mash device for remote usage from battery.
I'm powering a Ubiquity AC Mash device for remote usage from battery.
Simple to setup and ready to use.
JP•April 30, 2017
Powering an IP camera with no issues. Should have gotten a five port now that I want to add on. Provides the power needed without the hassle of extra cords at the end point.
Does exactly what you think it does.
D. Holladay•January 25, 2017
This does exactly what I intended it to do. Using it as a PoE source for a video surveillance camera. Works perfectly.
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