Inline POE switch

[Arno Nel]

Hi

Does a switch exist that is powered by 802.3AF and has more than one 802.3AF port?

I have a requirement to “split” a single cable.

Thanks


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[Arno Nel]

Should mention, this will be outdoor, but sheltered


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[cyberwolf_uk]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/NETGEAR-GS...1533024613&sr=8-3&keywords=poe+powered+switch

 

[giomania]

Should mention, this will be outdoor, but sheltered


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Check the POE switch suggestion list in my signature

Besides the one cyber wolf posted there is an OdiySurveil 1x4 PoE splitter, but the input is 802.3at, and the outputs are 802.3af.


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[100 td]

Will this work for you? D-Link Smart Managed 5-Port PoE powered Gigabit Switch (DGS-1100-05PD) | D-Link

 

[Q™]

If you’re looking for a switch which is POWERED by POE and also supplies POE to the devices which are plugged into it then all such switches I’ve seen (including the 2 above I believe) only offer two (2) ports which supply POE.

 

[GCoco]

Tycon Systems makes weatherproof POE powered switches. 4 port or 8 port. See this link —-

PoE Switches

 

[gmaster1]

 

[Q™]

Shit I gotta get me one of those!

 

[mark_whocares]

Hi

Does a switch exist that is powered by 802.3AF and has more than one 802.3AF port?

I have a requirement to “split” a single cable.

as gmaster1 posted there are PoE to multiple PoE devices, but note this is PoE+ (802.3at) to multiple PoE (802.3af).

this might be a important distinction if the incoming feed is just 802.3af at not capable of AT.

 

[gmaster1]

as gmaster1 posted there are PoE to multiple PoE devices, but note this is PoE+ (802.3at) to multiple PoE (802.3af).

this might be a important distinction if the incoming feed is just 802.3af at not capable of AT.

(I used plain old 802.3af in the tests illustrated in those photos.) The box accepts both and the packaging and specs prefer AT, but I’ve never used them on anything other than AF.

 

[mark_whocares]

(I used plain old 802.3af in the tests illustrated in those photos.) The box accepts both and the packaging and specs prefer AT, but I’ve never used them on anything other than AF.

interesting. I would have thought it would have exceeded the 15.4w ceiling.

 

[gmaster1]

I spent a while stress testing and to learn its limits. If you don’t already have one and are into little handy tools for the collection, pick up a PoE multimeter. Little tiny box with a screen that displays power, amps, voltage, etc. Great for troubleshooting longer distances or sketchy wiring etc. And while on the subject, you can also get that in USB form which is even more useful for IoT stuff, since the market is full of really bad quality copper!

 

[100 td]

Which ones do you have?
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