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Small black rectangular POE splitter with multiple RJ45 ports

Vszerda

Vszerda 1 to 3 POE Ethernet Splitter 1000Mbps 60W 200m

SKU CH-52S7-Q5H8D

Splits a single PoE feed into three gigabit connections up to 200 m while delivering 60 W without an extra power supply

  • Splits one PoE feed into three devices without extra power
  • Delivers up to 60 W total output for cameras or phones
  • Extends PoE runs to 200 m while keeping 1000 Mbps speed
  • Daisy-chain multiple splitters for cleaner long-distance wiring
  • Works with Cat5e through Cat8 cables for flexible installs

1-to-3 PoE Ethernet Splitter

This Vszerda splitter takes a single PoE feed and delivers data plus power to three PoE devices such as IP cameras, speakers or phones. It operates at up to 1000 Mbps over Cat5e, Cat6, Cat7 or Cat8 cable and requires no external power supply when connected to a PoE switch. The unit supports cascading multiple splitters for extended runs.

Suitable for PoE networks, not for non-PoE setups

Installers who have a PoE switch and need to distribute both data and 60W of power to three endpoints will find this splitter fits the task. Builders whose infrastructure lacks PoE must add a 48V DC adapter to each splitter, and anyone needing more than three ports from one cable should look at a different topology.

200-metre reach at 1000 Mbps

The splitter maintains full gigabit speed over distances up to 200 metres (656 feet) when powered from a PoE source, making it the deciding specification for long cable runs to cameras or access points. Beyond that range the 1000 Mbps rate is not guaranteed.

Highlights

  • Splits one PoE feed into three devices without extra power
  • Delivers up to 60 W total output for cameras or phones
  • Extends PoE runs to 200 m while keeping 1000 Mbps speed
  • Daisy-chain multiple splitters for cleaner long-distance wiring
  • Works with Cat5e through Cat8 cables for flexible installs

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the unit run warm or draw noticeable power when it splits a 60 W PoE feed to three cameras all day?

The splitter itself needs no separate supply when fed from a PoE switch, and it passes up to 60 W total to the connected devices; heat will depend on how much power those devices actually draw.

What must I already have on site for this splitter to deliver PoE to the endpoints?

A PoE switch supplying 48 V is required; if you connect it to a non-PoE switch you must add a 48 V 1 A DC adapter, and the manual notes a 5 V 1 A adapter if used only as a plain LAN extender.

Can I keep my existing Cat5e patch leads and still reach the 200 m distance at 1000 Mbps?

Yes — the specifications list Cat5e, Cat6, Cat7 and Cat8 as supported media, and the 200 m (656 ft) full-gigabit claim applies to those cable types.

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