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BFKK 2-Port Gigabit PoE Extender 100m 328ft 1000Mbps IEEE 802.3af/at
Two-port Gigabit PoE extender adds 100 metres of power and data reach for cameras or access points with plug-and-play setup
- Power two devices from one PoE source with 1 in 2 out design
- Extend power and data an extra 100m (328ft) beyond standard cable limits
- Gigabit 1000Mbps throughput keeps video streams smooth and stable
- Works with IEEE 802.3af/at cameras, switches and access points
- Plug-and-play install needs no software or configuration
2-Port Gigabit PoE Extender
This compact extender accepts a single PoE input and splits it to two powered devices, extending network reach by an additional 100m (328ft). It is built for indoor deployments where cameras, access points or other PoE endpoints sit beyond standard cable limits. No software or configuration is required.
1000Mbps throughput and 100m headroom
The unit delivers full gigabit data rates across the extended segment, supporting smooth video streams and regular traffic. Each added extender contributes another 100 metres of reach; beyond that distance, signal and power drop off and a further extender or switch is needed.
IEEE 802.3af/at compliance
The extender works only with equipment that follows the 802.3af or 802.3at PoE standards. Devices using passive PoE, higher-power 802.3bt or non-standard voltages will not operate correctly with this unit.
Highlights
- Power two devices from one PoE source with 1 in 2 out design
- Extend power and data an extra 100m (328ft) beyond standard cable limits
- Gigabit 1000Mbps throughput keeps video streams smooth and stable
- Works with IEEE 802.3af/at cameras, switches and access points
- Plug-and-play install needs no software or configuration
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 1000Mbps PoE extender work with my existing 100Mbps switch and cameras?
Yes, the extender supports 1000Mbps data transmission and is backward compatible with slower Ethernet speeds, so it will pass data and power from a 100Mbps source to two devices.
How can I verify the extender is delivering both power and data correctly after plugging it in?
Check that the connected PoE devices — such as cameras or access points — power up and show a stable network link; the plug-and-play design requires no software to confirm operation.
Does the package include Ethernet cables or a PoE injector, or must I buy them separately?
The extender itself is supplied; you will need to provide the incoming PoE cable from your switch or injector and two outgoing cables for the devices you want to power.
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