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LogiLink PoE+ Splitter POE005
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LogiLink PoE+ Splitter POE005

Power over Ethernet (PoE) solutions power your devices using Ethernet. The PoE splitter allows you to power even devices that are not equipped with PoE. With a maximum output of 24 W, all devices such...

Power over Ethernet (PoE) solutions power your devices using Ethernet. The PoE splitter allows you to power even devices that are not equipped with PoE. With a maximum output of 24 W, all devices such as routers, access points, etc., will have sufficient power.

  • Power supply via Ethernet (PoE)
  • Color: Black
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Description

Description

Power over Ethernet (PoE) solutions power your devices using Ethernet. The PoE splitter allows you to power even devices that are not equipped with PoE. With a maximum output of 24 W, all devices such as routers, access points, etc., will have sufficient power.

  • Power supply via Ethernet (PoE)
  • Color: Black

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Type
Splitter
Standard
PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at)
Passive
-
Output Voltage
48 V

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • alexkots18
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    alexkots18

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    It did its job right away, it can handle 24W. I used it on a Mercusys H80X to transfer power along with the signal from a UPS. It worked at 1Gbps in combination with the Power Injector TP-LINK TL-POE160S v3. Be careful with the output voltage setting, it has a switch for 5, 9, 12 V depending on the device. The difference between active and passive splitters is that active ones operate at high voltage (44~57 V), which they convert to whatever the device needs. So the current is low and you can use a long cable. On the contrary, passive ones transfer the voltage from the device's power supply (5, 9, or 12 V), so they can't handle many meters of cable because the voltage will drop on the thin ethernet wires and the device won't work properly.

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  • alexkots18
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    alexkots18

    It did its job right away, it can handle 24W. I used it on a Mercusys H80X to transfer power along with the signal from a UPS. It worked at 1Gbps in combination with the Power Injector TP-LINK TL-POE160S v3. Be careful with the output voltage setting, it has a switch for 5, 9, 12 V depending on the device. The difference between active and passive splitters is that active ones operate at high voltage (44~57 V), which they convert to whatever the device needs. So the current is low and you can use a long cable. On the contrary, passive ones transfer the voltage from the device's power supply (5, 9, or 12 V), so they can't handle many meters of cable because the voltage will drop on the thin ethernet wires and the device won't work properly.

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Description & Specifications

Power over Ethernet (PoE) solutions power your devices using Ethernet. The PoE splitter allows you to power even devices that are not equipped with PoE. With a maximum output of 24 W, all devices such as routers, access points, etc., will have sufficient power.

  • Power supply via Ethernet (PoE)
  • Color: Black

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Type
Splitter
Standard
PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at)
Passive
-
Output Voltage
48 V

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

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  • alexkots18
    5
    alexkots18

    Verified purchase

    It did its job right away, it can handle 24W. I used it on a Mercusys H80X to transfer power along with the signal from a UPS. It worked at 1Gbps in combination with the Power Injector TP-LINK TL-POE160S v3. Be careful with the output voltage setting, it has a switch for 5, 9, 12 V depending on the device. The difference between active and passive splitters is that active ones operate at high voltage (44~57 V), which they convert to whatever the device needs. So the current is low and you can use a long cable. On the contrary, passive ones transfer the voltage from the device's power supply (5, 9, or 12 V), so they can't handle many meters of cable because the voltage will drop on the thin ethernet wires and the device won't work properly.

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  • alexkots18
    5
    alexkots18

    It did its job right away, it can handle 24W. I used it on a Mercusys H80X to transfer power along with the signal from a UPS. It worked at 1Gbps in combination with the Power Injector TP-LINK TL-POE160S v3. Be careful with the output voltage setting, it has a switch for 5, 9, 12 V depending on the device. The difference between active and passive splitters is that active ones operate at high voltage (44~57 V), which they convert to whatever the device needs. So the current is low and you can use a long cable. On the contrary, passive ones transfer the voltage from the device's power supply (5, 9, or 12 V), so they can't handle many meters of cable because the voltage will drop on the thin ethernet wires and the device won't work properly.

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