Do I need to use a POE injector or can I use a powerline network adapter?
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Trendnet makes a POE injector as you know. They also make a four port switch that allows you to power multiple cameras. You can also plug in ordinary network devices to their 4 port switch. A 3rd alternative is to purchase 12 volt DC adapter and supply power directly to the camera through the power input socket in the back of the camera. The camera manual has the specs for the power plug. You can purchase both a 12V adapter and the plug at Radio Shack. If the power adapter does not come with the proper plug or you already have a 12V DC power supply, you will need purchase and solder a new plug on to it.
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Trendnet makes a POE injector as you know. They also make a four port switch that allows you to power multiple cameras. You can also plug in ordinary network devices to their 4 port switch. A 3rd alternative is to purchase 12 volt DC adapter and supply power directly to the camera through the power input socket in the back of the camera. The camera manual has the specs for the power plug. You can purchase both a 12V adapter and the plug at Radio Shack. If the power adapter does not come with the proper plug or you already have a 12V DC power supply, you will need purchase and solder a new plug on to it. Trendnet makes a POE injector as you know. They also make a four port switch that allows you to power multiple cameras. You can also plug in ordinary network devices to their 4 port switch. A 3rd alternative is to purchase 12 volt DC adapter and supply power directly to the camera through the power input socket in the back of the camera. The camera manual has the specs for the power plug. You can purchase both a 12V adapter and the plug at Radio Shack. If the power adapter does not come with the proper plug or you already have a 12V DC power supply, you will need purchase and solder a new... » Read More Trendnet makes a POE injector as you know. They also make a four port switch that allows you to power multiple cameras. You can also plug in ordinary network devices to their 4 port switch. A 3rd alternative is to purchase 12 volt DC adapter and supply power directly to the camera through the power input socket in the back of the camera. The camera manual has the specs for the power plug. You can purchase both a 12V adapter and the plug at Radio Shack. If the power adapter does not come with the proper plug or you already have a 12V DC power supply, you will need purchase and solder a new plug on to it. « Show Less
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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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Add - On: I actually believe there is pigtail that you can use a plug-in transformer too, but the whole point of using POE is having one wire from your network all the way to your camera.
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POE won't work over this. You have to put the injector after this link. It is Ethernet link only.
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I pull wire for a living.. Your supposed to be able to use POE at the max distance just over 300 feet. Cheaper POE's will not push the power to the full distance. I have had some fail as low as 70 feet. Most cheap POE injectors fail around 120 feet.
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Do not have POE built in. The power supply is power adapter. Just make sure your camera is Onvif. This item can works with all the IP camera we supply.
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Yes. It came with a 'cost effective' PoE injector. Don't expect to get the 300 foot Ethernet distance limit out of it. But it works!
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as others said, no you don't.Also, if you have the cameras next to an Ethernet outlet, the cameras will run off POE, then you don't need any adapters.
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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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No. It is a power injector. Devices that need poe (48vdc) are routed thru your switch then thru the injector ( w/ patch cables
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These are standard PoE 48v WAPs, so they can only be powered through the ethernet port. They do come with PoE injectors if you do not have a PoE switch. The Pro is the 48v. The non-pro UAP is 24v and will not work with standard PoE switches
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It depends on whether you have a POE switch or not. It can take 2, one to plug from the switch to the injector and one from the injector to the AP. If you have a POE switch than it only takes the one from the switch to the AP. But if you do have a POE switch you have to make sure that it will work with the Ubiquiti AP's since most POE switches only provide 48 volts and the Ubiquiti AP's require 24 volts.
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Your IP cam needs to be able to handle multiple POE voltages. The poe injector does not do it by itself.
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These aren't routers, just access points. Use any cheap old wireless router and just turn off the wireless and connect one of these (data side) the router. This is what I do. I don't use POE on mine but it should look like: Injector --&gt; AP--&gt;Router--&gt; Modem.
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P.O.E. Power Over Ethernet. It comes WITH the adapter! You will use the unit in BRIDGE mode.
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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.
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This uses EnGenius proprietary POE. It comes with the necessary power injector to make this happen though.
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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.