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Small black rectangular PoE adapter with wall-plug prongs and Ethernet port

Ubiquiti Networks

Ubiquiti Networks POE-24-12W 24V 0.5A PoE adapter wireless accessory

SKU CH-5GTG-MB911 MPN POE-24-12W

Delivers 24V DC at 0.5A passive PoE with surge protection and earth grounding for compatible Ubiquiti devices

  • TypePoE Adapter
  • ColorBlack
  • SpecificationsDimensions: 3.43" x 1.73" x 1.14" Weight: 0.20 lb. Rated Vol
  • FeaturesProvides Earth Grounding and Surge Protection Helps Protect
  • Delivers 24V DC at .5A to power compatible Ubiquiti devices
  • Accepts 100-240V AC input for worldwide voltage compatibility
  • Provides earth grounding and surge protection against ESD events
  • Compact 3.43" x 1.73" x 1.14" form factor fits tight spaces
  • Lightweight .20 lb design allows convenient wall-mount installation

Power output

This 24V 0.5A PoE adapter powers compatible Ubiquiti passive PoE devices from a standard AC outlet. It delivers 12W through a single Ethernet port and includes earth grounding plus surge protection to guard against ESD events. The compact black enclosure measures 3.43" x 1.73" x 1.14" and weighs 0.20 lb. It operates on 100-240VAC at 50/60Hz with 75+% efficiency.

Upgrade path

It replaces a missing or failed injector for hardware that requires 24VDC at 0.5A. The step up is justified when a device needs the higher 24V rail instead of the 15V 0.8A alternative, or when surge protection and grounding are required for outdoor or exposed runs. Models with a Gigabit LAN port or 1.0A output are separate SKUs not covered by this adapter.

Build fit

The unit plugs directly into a wall socket or mounts with optional brackets, needing only an AC circuit and a Cat5e or better cable to the powered device. It frees the installer from running separate DC wiring to radios, bridges or the airGateway bridge. No Gigabit pass-through is provided, so throughput is limited to the device's own Ethernet capability.

Highlights

  • Delivers 24V DC at .5A to power compatible Ubiquiti devices
  • Accepts 100-240V AC input for worldwide voltage compatibility
  • Provides earth grounding and surge protection against ESD events
  • Compact 3.43" x 1.73" x 1.14" form factor fits tight spaces
  • Lightweight .20 lb design allows convenient wall-mount installation

Specifications

BrandUBiQuiTi
ModelPOE-24-12W
TypePoE Adapter
ColorBlack
SpecificationsDimensions: 3.43" x 1.73" x 1.14"
Weight: 0.20 lb.
Rated Voltage: 100-240VAC @ 50/60Hz
Input Current: 0.3A @ 120VAC, 0.2A @ 240VAC
Inrush Current: <30A Peak @ 120VAC, <60A Peak @ 230VAC
Efficiency: 75+%
Output Ripple: 1% Max.
Switching Frequency: 50 kHz
Line Regulation: <= 3%
Load Regulation: <= 5%
2-Pair Powering: Pins 4, 5 (+) and Pins 7, 8 (-)
Operating Temperature: 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F)
Storage Temperature: -30 to 70°C (-22 to 158°F)
Operating Humidity: 35 to 95% Noncondensing
AC Connector: IEC-320 C6
Data IN / POE: RJ45 Shielded Socket
Surge Protection: Difference and Common M
FeaturesProvides Earth Grounding and Surge Protection
Helps Protect Against ESD Events
Powers Ubiquiti PoE Devices
Shipping weight0.22 kg
Package size180 × 99 × 43 mm

Questions about this item

What are the exact dimensions for mounting this adapter on a wall?

The adapter measures 3.43 inches by 1.73 inches by 1.14 inches and weighs .20 lb, so it fits standard wall-mount brackets for the POE-24-12W model.

Which cable should I plug into the LAN port first to avoid a dead link?

Connect the Ethernet cable from your switch or router to the LAN port on the adapter, then run a second cable from the PoE port to the Ubiquiti device; reversing them leaves the remote unit unpowered.

When should I replace the adapter if surge protection degrades?

Replace the unit after any known lightning strike or ESD event that trips the clamping protection, as the surge components are sacrificial and not user-serviceable.

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