Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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TP-Link
Delivers 54 V DC at up to 60 W over a single 10 Gbps RJ-45 link for passive PoE devices
The TP-Link POE5460X is a passive Power over Ethernet injector delivering 54V DC at up to 1.11A for 60W total output. It combines data and power on a single RJ-45 link at 10G speeds. The wall-mountable unit suits installers powering compatible passive PoE access points or cameras where no outlet exists nearby.
This adapter consolidates a data switch port and a 60W supply into one device, cutting cable count and eliminating the need for a local AC socket at the powered device. The jump is worth it when deploying passive PoE gear that demands 54V and cannot use standard 802.3af/at negotiation. It does not suit equipment requiring active PoE handshake or voltages below 45V.
The 60W budget comfortably drives one 10G passive PoE device such as a multi-radio access point or PTZ camera over full-length copper. It runs out when a second device is daisy-chained or when the attached load exceeds 1.11A at 54V. The injector provides no power budget for additional ports or downstream switches.
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The adapter measures 1.4 inches high, 4.9 inches wide and 2.3 inches deep, and includes a wall-mountable form factor for fixed installation.
Connect the power cord, link the LAN cable to the Input RJ-45 port, then run a single Ethernet cable from the Output RJ-45 port to the powered device; a common error is plugging the device into the Input port instead of the Output port.
The external power cord and the internal power supply circuitry delivering 54 V DC at 1.11 A for 60 W output are the parts most likely to require replacement over time.
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