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Compact black PoE splitter with one input and four output ports, metal casing, Ethernet jacks visible

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SMUGDESK 1In4Out Gigabit PoE Splitter 30W 328Ft network ethernet cable

SKU CH-M08K-1BJXD

Splits one PoE input into four powered gigabit ports with 30W each and 328Ft reach

  • Powers four devices from one PoE source
  • Gigabit 1000Mbps speed with IEEE 802.3af/at compliance
  • Up to 30W power output per port for PoE+ devices
  • Stable signal transmission up to 328Ft distance
  • Works with Cat5e through Cat8 Ethernet cables

1-in-4 PoE Splitter for IP Cameras & APs

This gigabit PoE splitter distributes a single PoE input to four output ports, delivering power and data simultaneously. It complies with IEEE 802.3af/at standards and supplies up to 30W per port for IP cameras, wireless access points and VoIP phones.

Suits installers expanding a single PoE run.

The unit requires an existing PoE source to operate and cannot inject power on its own. Builders needing to power devices from a standard network switch without PoE capability should consider a dedicated PoE injector instead.

30W per port output defines device support

Each of the four ports provides up to 30W, compatible with IEEE 802.3af/at Class 0-4 devices. The link maintains 1000Mbps speed over distances up to 328Ft using Cat5e through Cat8 cables.

Highlights

  • Powers four devices from one PoE source
  • Gigabit 1000Mbps speed with IEEE 802.3af/at compliance
  • Up to 30W power output per port for PoE+ devices
  • Stable signal transmission up to 328Ft distance
  • Works with Cat5e through Cat8 Ethernet cables

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What PoE standard must the incoming source support for the 30W per port output?

The splitter requires an IEEE 802.3af or 802.3at compliant PoE source to deliver up to 30W on each of the four output ports.

Will my existing Cat5e patch leads handle the gigabit link this splitter provides?

Yes, the unit works with Cat5e, Cat6, Cat7 and Cat8 cables, so your current Cat5e runs will carry the 1000Mbps data rate without replacement.

How can I confirm each port is delivering both data and power after installation?

Connect a PoE device such as an IP camera to each port; a solid link LED plus the device powering up shows the 30W supply and gigabit connection are active.

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