Bolton Technical
Bolton Technical 90W PoE++ Injector 2 in 1 accessory
A 90W PoE++ injector adds power to a Gigabit Ethernet link up to 100 metres, supporting 802.3bt, at and af devices with auto-sensing and a metal case
- Delivers up to 90W to power demanding PoE++ devices
- Backwards compatible with 802.3af, 802.3at and 802.3bt standards
- Extends network reach up to 100 metres or 328 feet
- Rugged metal housing with LED power indicators for durability
- Plug-and-play wall-mount design requires no configuration
90W PoE++ Injector for Gigabit Networks
The Bolton Technical 90W PoE++ Injector adds Power over Ethernet to a standard Gigabit link. It accepts a non-PoE input and delivers up to 90W to a compatible device over a single cable run of up to 100 meters. The unit complies with IEEE 802.3af, 802.3at and 802.3bt standards and is housed in a durable metal case with LED power indicators.
Installers needing high-power PoE without a PoE
This injector suits deployments where a PoE switch is unavailable or unnecessary, such as powering a PTZ camera or wireless access point. It auto-senses the connected device and supplies the correct class, from 15.4W up to 90W. Builders who require multi-port PoE distribution or managed PoE features should look at a dedicated PoE switch instead.
90W maximum power budget
The single specification that decides fit is the 90W power budget under IEEE 802.3bt. If the target device draws more than 90W, this injector cannot support it. For devices within the 15.4W to 90W range, the auto-sensing output and Gigabit throughput provide a plug-and-play connection.
Highlights
- Delivers up to 90W to power demanding PoE++ devices
- Backwards compatible with 802.3af, 802.3at and 802.3bt standards
- Extends network reach up to 100 metres or 328 feet
- Rugged metal housing with LED power indicators for durability
- Plug-and-play wall-mount design requires no configuration
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 90 W injector ship with the Ethernet cables needed to connect my camera?
The unit itself is supplied; standard Cat5e or Cat6 patch cables for the data-in and PoE-out ports must be provided separately.
Should I choose the 15.4 W, 30 W, 60 W or 90 W mode for my device?
The injector auto-negotiates the correct class — 802.3 af (15.4 W), 802.3 at (30 W), 4-pair 802.3 bt (60 W) or full 90 W — so no manual selection is required.
Will the 1000 Mbps ports actually deliver gigabit throughput to a PTZ camera 100 m away?
Both ports run at 1000 Mbps full duplex, giving 2 Gbps aggregate bandwidth over the 100 m (328 ft) PoE link.
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