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Small rectangular PoE splitter with network pass-through and 12V output

VERACITY

VERACITY VOR-OB12 PoE splitter network pass-through 12V

SKU CH-KFFA-D6V5M MPN VOR-OB12

Splits PoE into network pass-through and 12V power output

  • Delivers 12 V power from PoE to non-PoE devices
  • Maintains network data pass-through without interruption
  • Splits power and data over a single Ethernet cable
  • Simplifies installation by removing the need for local power outlets

PoE splitter with 12 V output

The Veracity VOR-OB12 separates Power over Ethernet into a 12 V DC feed while passing network data through unchanged. It lets a single Ethernet cable supply both connectivity and power to a non-PoE device. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.

Installations needing 12 V from PoE

This splitter suits cameras, access points or IoT hardware that require a 12 V supply but have no PoE input of their own. It will not work for equipment that demands a different voltage or a higher power budget than the source provides. Buyers needing multiple output voltages or a different voltage level should look at other options.

Highlights

  • Delivers 12 V power from PoE to non-PoE devices
  • Maintains network data pass-through without interruption
  • Splits power and data over a single Ethernet cable
  • Simplifies installation by removing the need for local power outlets

Specifications

BrandVERACITY
ModelVOR-OB12
Shipping weight2.00 kg
Package size137 × 79 × 36 mm

Questions about this item

What does the 12 V output mean for a device connected to this splitter?

The splitter delivers 12 V DC to the attached equipment while passing network data through unchanged.

Which PoE standard does the splitter use and what power limit does that impose?

It follows the PoE standard supported by the source injector, so the available 12 V power matches that injector's classification.

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