Can I use POE Power injector that outputs 24V with this?
2072317
It uses 802.3af voltage on POW which requires 44V or greater. You can also power it with a 12V adapter.
880639
I have never tried "power injectors" which provide power over ethernet. I would check with Linksys/Cisco/Belkin customer service. Be prepared for a long wait on the phone. You may be better to go for an online chat. Sometimes a long wait as well. Good luck.
1807946
This model doesn't have poe on it. Some do. You would have to use a poe injector. I use the BV tech 16 port poe. They also make a 8 port and 4 port. Reasonable priced and good quality.
746459
Its outputs 48 Volts to the POE Device at about 0.375 Amps I believe. So your resulting wattage would be approx. (48v x 0.375A) = 18 Watts.
564066
12 volts DC individuals adapter or 9 change or 16 power supplyIf you are using cat 5 then POE
998887
I am not aware of powerline ethernet adapters having Poe power on the output. So you'll need a 12volt 1amp power supply or a Poe injector. FYI the 12v1a power supply you'll need will come with most injectors. You just won't plug into the injector. You'll plug into the camera directly if you choose to not use an injector. I'd buy a trendnet injector. Plug the LAN cable coming out of the powerline adapter into the input on the injector. Then use a ethernet cable from the output to the camera. The power supply will plug into the injector. FYI the powerline will plug into the wall and so will the Poe injectors power. So ull need to plugs I am not aware of powerline ethernet adapters having Poe power on the output. So you'll need a 12volt 1amp power supply or a Poe injector. FYI the 12v1a power supply you'll need will come with most injectors. You just won't plug into the injector. You'll plug into the camera directly if you choose to not use an injector. I'd buy a trendnet injector. Plug the LAN cable coming out of the powerline adapter into the input on the injector. Then use a ethernet cable from the output to the camera. The power supply will plug into the injector. FYI the powerline will plug into the wall and so will... » Read More I am not aware of powerline ethernet adapters having Poe power on the output. So you'll need a 12volt 1amp power supply or a Poe injector. FYI the 12v1a power supply you'll need will come with most injectors. You just won't plug into the injector. You'll plug into the camera directly if you choose to not use an injector. I'd buy a trendnet injector. Plug the LAN cable coming out of the powerline adapter into the input on the injector. Then use a ethernet cable from the output to the camera. The power supply will plug into the injector. FYI the powerline will plug into the wall and so will the Poe injectors power. So ull need to plugs « Show Less
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Yes. If the POE device is 100Mb then the switch port will run at 100Mb and the injector work fine.
1930277
The power source for these are DC, but you can use POE injectors like this one WS-POE-8-48v60w Passive 10/100 Power over Ethernet PoE Injector for 8 IP Cameras, VOIP Phones or Access Points, 48 volts, 60 Watts Total Power
2282908
No - please see our gigabit injectors with 24 volt power supplies. WS-GPOE-12-24v120w
497777
Negative. You need to have a pie injector or a pie switch that provides the voltage needed to power poe devices. A standard router will not power anything via Ethernet ports.
562768
Assuming you are planning to use the extractor (included) and that it has the right size power connector: yes. If you have a PoE IP camera and need to inject power for it, this is not the device for you. This is passive PoE, not active, which is why it's so cheap. Also, like others have said, it won't work well over very large distances, although that can be worked around by using a different power supply that pushes a higher voltage over the line. Just be careful doing anything like that.
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You could, however you'd have to use the included power brick and power that with the outlet too. I don't know of any power line Ethernet adapters that are PoE, that doesn't mean that they may not exist.
1097039
The POE required is 24 volts. Presuming you are buying from a manufacturer in your country, each unit should come with a POE injector that will power the unit. The POE injector (assuming you're buying the device from a seller in your country) should have a plug for your type of voltage. You could also look into buying the Ubiquiti ToughSwitch - a different product that Ubiquiti sells that is a POE switch. If you had a ToughSwitch, it could power 4 or more Unifi devices instead of using 4 separate POE injectors.
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You may have to ask this question on the ubnt forums just to make sure, but my understanding is that it will not work. I remember reading that the unifi devices use a non standard 24v poe configuration. If you want it to be switch based I think ubiquiti sells a special switch that can provide the right voltage.
1712902
No it's Ethernet port does not support PoE. Its DC In port is its only intake for power.
1323332
I would say no.here are the power requirements.Active Ethernet (Power over Ethernet) Proprietary PoE designPower Adapter 24 V/0.6A DC
681193
Nope. I just bought an inexpensive POE injector because it was cheaper than buying their separate power supply.