Power up to 4 IP cameras, desktop VoIP phones, WiFi access points, or other low voltage devices through a network data cable using this Power over Ethernet (PoE) injector. This passive PoE midspan injector will always deliver reliable power. Kit this injector with a 48v or 56v power supply to provide direct voltage to your IEEE 802.3af/at device.

Save Big on Network Upgrades and Device Installations

Power over Ethernet delivers power 328 feet from the PoE injector, eliminating the expense and hassle of installing AC power near your powered device. Use this midspan injector to add PoE to an existing ethernet cable: 4 Data In (LAN) ports, 4 Data + Power Out (PoE) ports. Or you can use the injector to increase the amount of PoE available to network devices downstream, without altering your upstream PoE switch equipment or network configuration. Our PoE injector adds power without altering the data. Each “PoE out” port has its own “Data In” port with a total of 4 + 4 available on the multi port unit.

Simplify and Declutter Your Setup

Our midspan injector offers an array of PoE out ports all together in a single module for wide versatility and flexibility in installations. Instantly add PoE to any switch. Benefit from a cost-effective and efficient way to power multiple devices without changing your network configuration. Use this 4 port midspan PoE injector for IEEE 802.3af or at PoE applications. Eliminate clutter in your setup and extend power up to 328 feet (100 meters) distance from the source.

Replace up to 4 individual PoE injectors and condense your installation into a single, gigabit PoE module with 10/100/1000 Mbps data operation. Simplify your setup with all your data ports (In) and all your PoE ports (Out) housed together in one convenient, streamlined unit.

More PoE for Compatible Devices

? WiFi Access Points

? VoIP Phones (Polycom, Cisco, Yealink)

? IP Cameras (Swann, Lorex, Reolink)

? 802.af devices

? 802.at devices

NOTE: Compatible with IEEE 802.3af or at devices with “always on” PoE

NOTE: Passive PoE is always on, so do not use on ports where a non-PoE device can be connected