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Vszerda PoE splitter 48V to 12V 2A 1.2A 100M 1000M compact black box with Ethernet ports

Vszerda

Vszerda POE Splitter 48V to 12V 2A 1.2A 100M 1000M

SKU CH-CQCA-N0Q0W

Separates power and data from a 48 V PoE line to deliver 12 V at 2 A or 1.2 A for non-PoE devices, compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at over 100 m or 1000 m links

  • Powers non-PoE devices from 48V PoE sources
  • Delivers 12V at up to 2A for connected equipment
  • Gigabit-ready Cat 6 copper ensures stable 1000M data rates
  • Built-in isolation protects against ground-loop interference
  • IEEE 802.3 AF/AT compliant for broad switch compatibility

POE Splitter for Non-PoE Devices

This Vszerda POE splitter separates power and data from a single Ethernet cable. It works with IEEE 802.3AF/AT compliant power sourcing equipment to deliver 12V output at up to 2A or 1.2A. The unit enables network cameras, access points or other non-PoE hardware to receive both data and power without a local mains socket.

100M and 1000M Speed Limits

The splitter passes 100M or 1000M Ethernet signals over Category 5 or better unshielded twisted pair cable. It does not support multi-gigabit speeds beyond 1000M. The built-in isolation transformer protects the link from ground-loop interference, but the device itself is not waterproof and must be installed in a dry location.

Check Your PSE Standard and Voltage Needs

Verify that your PoE switch or injector follows the IEEE 802.3AF or AT standard before connecting. The splitter provides a fixed 12V output, so the powered device must accept 12V at 2A or 1.2A. Buyers who need a different output voltage, higher current, or PoE++ (802.3bt) compatibility cannot use this model.

Highlights

  • Powers non-PoE devices from 48V PoE sources
  • Delivers 12V at up to 2A for connected equipment
  • Gigabit-ready Cat 6 copper ensures stable 1000M data rates
  • Built-in isolation protects against ground-loop interference
  • IEEE 802.3 AF/AT compliant for broad switch compatibility

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which output current option should I choose between the 2 A and 1.2 A models?

The 2 A version delivers up to 2 A at 12 V while the 1.2 A version delivers up to 1.2 A at 12 V; pick the one that meets or exceeds the current draw of your non-PoE device.

What does the 1000M label mean for actual network speed?

1000M indicates Gigabit Ethernet support, so the splitter passes 1000 Mbps data rates when connected to a Gigabit PoE switch and Category 5e or better cabling.

How does the IEEE 802.3AF/AT standard limit the power I can draw?

The splitter negotiates with an 802.3AF or 802.3AT PoE source, so the maximum output power is capped by whichever class the source advertises.

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