Turn Any Non-PoE Network Into PoE in Minutes

Add PoE power without replacing your existing switch. This 802.3af Gigabit PoE injector delivers power + data over a single Ethernet cable, supports up to 100 meters, and auto-detects the required power for compatible devices.

802.3af, 48V DC PoE

1× Gigabit in + 1× Gigabit out

Up to 100m (328 ft.) transmission

Up to 15.4W power output with auto-detect

Instantly enable PoE on any network—without replacing your switch

Convert non-PoE to PoE with 802.3af power + gigabit pass-through, plug-and-play setup, auto-detect power delivery, and up to 100m reach.

Gigabit PoE Injector (802.3af)

Convert Non-PoE to PoE

Supports frequency bands from 700–2900 MHz for broad 3G/4G/LTE compatibility.

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802.3af Compliant Power + Data

Supplies power and data together over a single Ethernet cable to 802.3af PoE devices

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Gigabit Speed Pass-Through

Includes 1× Gigabit Ethernet input and 1× Gigabit Ethernet output for fast, stable wired

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Long-Range Deployment (100m)

Delivers power up to 100 meters (328 ft.), ideal for IP cameras, access points, and large coverage areas.

Gigabit PoE Injector

Auto Detect Power

Automatically determines and delivers the correct power for your device with up to 15.4W output.

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Auto-detect power

No software, no configuration—simple installation to get devices online quickly.

Hardware specification

Features Highlight Gigabit Power over Ethernet (PoE) Injector
PoE Standard IEEE 802.3af
PoE Voltage 48V DC
Ethernet Ports 1× Gigabit Input + 1× Gigabit Output
Max PoE Output Up to 15.4W
Max Distance Up to 100 meters (328 ft.) Max power consumption: 490 W
Use Case Power + data over one cable for 802.3af devices; extend network where outlets aren’t available
Gigabit PoE Injector (802.3af)

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What does this PoE injector do?

It lets you power an 802.3af PoE device using your existing non-PoE network by injecting power into the Ethernet line

No. It’s designed to convert non-PoE to PoE without replacing your switch.

Yes. It has gigabit input and output ports for high-speed wired connectivity.

Up to 100 meters (328 ft.), which is great for larger installs like cameras and access points.

Up to 15.4W (802.3af), and it uses auto-detect to deliver the right power to your device.

No. It’s plug and play—no software installation or configuration.