Inscape Data Corporation
Inscape Data Corporation PIS1060 60W 802.3bt PoE Injector
Delivers up to 60 W of 802.3bt PoE power over Gigabit Ethernet with fanless cooling and lightning-protected input
- Powers all five PoE classes up to 60 W
- Gigabit data and power over four twisted pairs
- Built-in lightning protection on the network port
- Silent fan-less cooling for desk or wall mounting
- Works with 100 – 240 V AC input worldwide
Single-port 60 W PoE++ injector
The Inscape Data PIS1060 delivers up to 60 watts over a single RJ45 port using the IEEE 802.3bt standard while remaining compatible with earlier 802.3af and 802.3at devices. It accepts 100–240 V AC input and provides two Gigabit Ethernet sockets for data and power. Fanless convection cooling keeps operation silent.
60 W on one port
The single PoE port supplies 60 W at 50–57 V, with a total unit budget of 65 W, and uses all four twisted-pair wire sets for power delivery. This rating determines whether the injector can run a specific high-draw camera or access point without an additional power source.
Plug-and-play wall or desktop mount
Connect the AC cord, link the network cable to the data-in port, and run the PoE cable to the powered device; no software configuration is required. The metal chassis includes lightning-protection circuitry on the power input, but installers must still observe outdoor grounding codes for exposed cable runs.
Highlights
- Powers all five PoE classes up to 60 W
- Gigabit data and power over four twisted pairs
- Built-in lightning protection on the network port
- Silent fan-less cooling for desk or wall mounting
- Works with 100 – 240 V AC input worldwide
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 60 W PoE output actually power in a real installation?
It delivers up to 60 W at 50–57 V over a single RJ45 port, enough for any IEEE 802.3 af/at/bt class camera or access point.
Which Ethernet standard limits the data rate on the two RJ45 ports?
Both ports run at 10/100/1000 Mbps, so the link is capped at Gigabit speeds.
What mounting options does the fanless metal case provide?
The compact enclosure is designed for desktop placement or wall mounting without brackets.
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