POE Injector 48 Vdc,24W
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When do I get it?
Estimated delivery times depend on where you are. Your exact date is confirmed at checkout.
| Delivery destination | Delivery time |
|---|---|
| Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg & Pretoria | 2–4 working days |
| Regional areas | 5–6 working days |
| Remote areas | 3–7 working days |
- Interest Free Payments available
- Hassle Free Returns within 7 days
- 6-month limited warranty
Description
The ZATECH POE Injector 48 VDC 24W is a reliable and efficient Power over Ethernet (PoE) solution designed to deliver power and data to network devices through a single Ethernet cable. Ideal for both home and professional network setups, this injector simplifies installation and ensures stable performance for your Poe-enabled devices. Reliable Power Delivery: The ZATECH POE Injector provides a stable 48 VDC output with a power rating of 24 W, ensuring consistent and reliable power to your Poe-enabled devices such as IP cameras, VoIP phones, wireless access points, and other network devices.
Key features
- Powering IP cameras in security and surveillance systems
- Providing power to VoIP phones in office environments
- Supplying power to wireless access points in home and commercial networks
- Ideal for small to medium-sized businesses, home offices, and other network setups.
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Product Information
| Categories | General / Networking |
| Brand | Zatech |
| Type | PoE injector |
| Output Voltage | 48 VDC |
| Power | 24 W |
| Applications | IP cameras, VoIP phones, wireless access points |
| Use Case | Home and professional networks |
| Barcode | 817882022125 |
Customer reviews
Item works to reduce wiring, but description is wrong
This is not a POE injector, but a POE splitter, so the ethernet POE signal is split into a standard Ethernet signal, and a 12V signal, to feed remote devices (as per the device detailed descriptions and pictures.). As such, it thus works as it should, and I've not had any issues with a non POE ethernet ICCTV camera I've got, where I use this device. I cannot vouch for the 12V/2.0A output, as the ethernet cameras I have, only use a max current of 12V/1.2A. It has been working fine for more than 30 days. feeding a 12V/0.8A ethernet camera from a POE ethernet feed. So far I can recommend.
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Item works to reduce wiring, but description is wrong
This is not a POE injector, but a POE splitter, so the ethernet POE signal is split into a standard Ethernet signal, and a 12V signal, to feed remote devices (as per the device detailed descriptions and pictures.). As such, it thus works as it should, and I've not had any issues with a non POE ethernet ICCTV camera I've got, where I use this device. I cannot vouch for the 12V/2.0A output, as the ethernet cameras I have, only use a max current of 12V/1.2A. It has been working fine for more than 30 days. feeding a 12V/0.8A ethernet camera from a POE ethernet feed. So far I can recommend.
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