48V POE Injector Adapter, 30W PoE Power Over Ethernet Supply,10/100Mbps IEEE802.3af/at, Compatible for Ubiquiti POE-48-24W, Amcrest/Hikvision/YI/Polycom/Aastra Camera and Phones

This 30watter works with our POE Doorbell Camera. The things I like, it's smaller size is nice for a 30w, also I like the power cable type (NEMA 1-15P to Non-Polarized C7 Power Cord), it does not have a separate power wall adapter so it fits normally in a power strip and it can easily be replaced with a longer cord if needed. If you need 1gig Ethernet, this is Not the injector for you. Most cameras are 100Mbps so this works fine...this is Injector is POE+ too... I do Recommend this 30watt Injector...

This POE injector is a reliable and cost‑effective way to power PoE‑enabled devices like IP cameras, access points, or VoIP phones without needing a dedicated PoE switch. It delivers a steady 30 W of power over Ethernet while maintaining solid 10/100 Mbps network speeds, making setup simple and clean with just one cable for both power and data. The compact design and plug‑and‑play installation mean you can get devices up and running in minutes, and built‑in protections help safeguard your gear from overload and overheating. Overall, it’s a practical must‑have for anyone deploying small‑to‑medium PoE networks on a budget.

Arrived faster than Prime 2 day shipping so Love that! Also works as advertised, powered my IP Camera as expected. There's a very bright green LED power indicator that can be used as a night light or just turn it over and all is good. Very happy with the product and the RJ-45 ports are labeled clearly one side POE the other LAN so you know where each side goes. I use this mid-span to power an IP camera and LAN side on a Gigabit network switch and there are no issues at all. Very pleased and would order again from the same vendor.

This is 10/100 only! not Gigabit. This worked to power my IP camera which which only uses 4mb of data so gigabit is not needed. However, If I needed to power a switch or something with this, forget it. 100mb max. I will use these cheapies for cameras only and get a gigabit one for anything that uses more data. Time time will tell if these will last.

This works just fine for my Ubiquiti 6 lite, but be warned it's not gigabit. Clearly says so in the title, so shame on me for not paying attention. But other than that, serves it's purpose.

This is a great POE injector. I bought it to power my POE PTZ security camera. My camera can use up to 18W peak, and this is one of the few POE injectors that can output enough power for my camera. I went with a POE injector instead of a POE switch because a lot of the POE switches don't have enough juice to power all the security cameras that are connected to it. Be sure to check your POE power draw specification and the POE injector (or POE switch) power output. The hardware came very well packaged. The only complaint I have with this product is the LED is quite bright. It doesn't matter to me because it is installed under a desk so no one sees it. If it is too bright for your use, tape over it or flip it over so the LED faces down. It also comes with a nice 3-prong thick power cable. Overall, great product. I will be buying a couple more of this when I order my next set of POE cameras.

Good product but only 3 stars because the title is untrue. Why lie? Just say it powers 802.3af devices. the device delivers easily 15 watts, and actually goes to 22 watts without issues. It is Mode B ( pins 4&5 plus, 7&8 minus) which will power almost all 802.3af devices ( maybe 98% accept mode B) but only if all 4 pairs are connected in the cable. The device is NOT 802.3af compliant. This is a passive device - so if you plug in a laptop or printer by mistake, into the PoE port - there will be damage. An 802.3af compliant device has protection built in - it will not apply power unless the device plugged into the PoE port is 802.3af and able to receive power without damage. The earth ground on the AC cord does not connect to the shielded RJ45 connectors - so don't bother using shielded cables. So use with caution - and enjoy a good product at a good price. Most 802.3af devices do not need even 5 watts - so there should be no problem with this. Note: 802.3at devices will not power properly because even if this device can deliver 25 watts ( more than specified) it does not have the chip inside to inform the 802.3at device of the available power.

I use this to power a POE Wireless Attachment Point. It installs easily and does the job.

Exactly what it’s supposed to do

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This is a basic and fully functional POE injector. You plug one end of it into the wall and there are 2 ports, one is where you plug in your networking cable (input), and the other side is the combined POE output that merges the networking input with power. It has a detached power cord which is handy so it isn't a big brick that blocks the whole power outlet. The only downside is that this cannot be easily mounted to the wall or anything.

It is not 48v as advertised. It is in fact 24v.