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Ruth's sister 802.3af 48V Waterproof PoE Splitter 15.4W 12V international power cord
Converts 48V PoE input into a 12V supply at up to 15.4W for non-PoE devices
- Delivers 12 V power from 48 V PoE input
- Supports IEEE 802.3af standard for up to 15.4 W devices
- Waterproof construction protects outdoor or damp installations
- Active splitter separates data and power for non-PoE equipment
IEEE 802.3af PoE Splitter for 12 V Devices
This waterproof splitter extracts 12 V DC at up to 15.4 W from a standard 48 V PoE feed compliant with IEEE 802.3af. It lets installers power non-PoE equipment such as IP cameras, wireless access points or sensors directly from the network cable. The rugged cable assembly is rated for outdoor or damp environments. No local mains outlet is required at the device location.
Replaces Separate Power Supply and Injector
The module replaces a standalone 12 V adapter and a PoE injector when only a single Ethernet run is available. The upgrade is worth it where running AC power is impractical or adds cost. It is not suited for devices that need more than 15.4 W or a voltage other than 12 V. Buyers needing higher power or different output voltages should look for a different splitter class.
Highlights
- Delivers 12 V power from 48 V PoE input
- Supports IEEE 802.3af standard for up to 15.4 W devices
- Waterproof construction protects outdoor or damp installations
- Active splitter separates data and power for non-PoE equipment
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What connector does the 802.3af PoE splitter need on the powered device side?
The splitter provides a 12 V output for the powered device; check that the device accepts 12 V and matches the output plug polarity.
In what order should the Ethernet and power connections be made when installing the 15.4 W PoE splitter?
Connect the PoE Ethernet cable to the splitter input first, then attach the 12 V output to the device; powering the device before the PoE link is established can prevent negotiation.
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