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Small rectangular network adapter with two RJ45 ports and a DC power jack, matte metal finish

Inscape Data Corporation

Inscape Data Corporation PS1060-12v 802.3bt 12V 60W Splitter Adapter

SKU CH-M66C-QXXDZ

Splits 802.3bt PoE to 12V 60W DC for IP cameras via two Gigabit RJ45 ports

  • Powers 12V 60W devices from 802.3bt PoE sources
  • Works with 802.3af and 802.3at equipment too
  • Dual Gigabit RJ45 ports handle 10 100 1000Mbps data
  • Lightning-protected PoE input guards connected hardware
  • Fanless design runs silently for desk or wall mounting

802.3bt 12V 60W Splitter

This adapter splits a single 802.3bt PoE feed into a 12-volt 60-watt DC output for devices such as PTZ cameras and IR illuminators. It accepts a 56-volt source delivered over a Cat5 Ethernet cable and provides two Gigabit RJ45 ports for data pass-through. The unit supports both mid-span and end-span wiring schemes.

Installation notes

Connect the PoE source to the input port and the DC load to the output terminals; no fan or active cooling is required. Ensure the Ethernet cable run stays within standard length limits and that the 56-volt supply is actually compliant with 802.3bt. The lightning-protected power input helps guard against surges on outdoor runs.

Pre-order checks

Verify that your PoE switch or injector delivers 802.3bt power at 56 volts and can supply at least 60 watts. Confirm the camera or illuminator operates on 12 volts DC and does not exceed the 60-watt budget. Check that the RJ45 ports match your cabling plan for data and power separation.

Highlights

  • Powers 12V 60W devices from 802.3bt PoE sources
  • Works with 802.3af and 802.3at equipment too
  • Dual Gigabit RJ45 ports handle 10 100 1000Mbps data
  • Lightning-protected PoE input guards connected hardware
  • Fanless design runs silently for desk or wall mounting

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How can I verify the PS1060-12v is delivering 12V 60W to my PTZ camera after installation?

Check that the camera powers on and operates its pan, tilt, zoom and IR illuminators without reboot; the adapter’s two RJ45 ports pass 10/100/1000 Mbps data while the DC output supplies 12 V at up to 60 W from the 56 V PoE source.

What comes in the box with the PS1060-12v and what must I supply myself?

The unit itself is included; you must provide a Cat5 Ethernet cable carrying 802.3bt PoE from a 56 V PSE and a 12 V DC cable to connect the output to your camera or illuminator.

Should I choose the 12 V or 24 V version of the PS1060 splitter for my 60 W device?

Select the 12 V model (PS1060-12v) when your equipment requires 12 V DC at 60 W; choose the 24 V variant only if the device specifies a 24 V input.

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