Hello,
I am interested in powering four maybe five Reolink cameras over Poe+. RLC-811A | 4K Ultra HD Spotlight PoE Security Camera
I have found a Poe extender that's hardened which would live in the attic from Intellinet here PoE-Powered 8-Port GbE PoE+ Industrial Switch w/ PoE Passthrough. Which I would power with a Poe injector here Intellinet Gigabit PoE++ Injector (561495) which should provide 95w to the extender. The injector will hook into my core switch and relay the video from the cameras to my NAS.
I'm confused because the spec sheets on the cameras say it supports (PoE IEEE 802.3af, 48V active), and this Poe+ extender definitely supports IEEE 802.3af, but it has a power budget of 120w, which i don't think is enough to even power on the camera on a given port since it's an active Poe device and not a passive one.
the other reason I would like to have a Poe extender is so that I may run the Poe injector off of my UPS power supply in the data closet out of the heat of the attic so that it will remain on and mostly uninterrupted with brownouts and power outages.
thoughts on all of this?
thanks in advance!
I am interested in powering four maybe five Reolink cameras over Poe+. RLC-811A | 4K Ultra HD Spotlight PoE Security Camera
I have found a Poe extender that's hardened which would live in the attic from Intellinet here PoE-Powered 8-Port GbE PoE+ Industrial Switch w/ PoE Passthrough. Which I would power with a Poe injector here Intellinet Gigabit PoE++ Injector (561495) which should provide 95w to the extender. The injector will hook into my core switch and relay the video from the cameras to my NAS.
I'm confused because the spec sheets on the cameras say it supports (PoE IEEE 802.3af, 48V active), and this Poe+ extender definitely supports IEEE 802.3af, but it has a power budget of 120w, which i don't think is enough to even power on the camera on a given port since it's an active Poe device and not a passive one.
the other reason I would like to have a Poe extender is so that I may run the Poe injector off of my UPS power supply in the data closet out of the heat of the attic so that it will remain on and mostly uninterrupted with brownouts and power outages.
thoughts on all of this?
thanks in advance!