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Mix and match PoE versions on one PoE injector. Caught between Ubiquiti Versions? Do you own Legacy PoE devices? The GPOE-48v10w can be used to power 802.3af devices from a 12 volt to 30 volt injector or DC input. Input power on to the DC or the RJ45 dongles and you will instantly get 48v PoE on the output. This device works inline for simple, convenient installation.
Having the correct volts for your Power over Ethernet system is essential to the performance and long-term life of any powered device such as an IP Camera or WiFi radio. Let’s say you’re adding an IEEE 802.3af PoE device to your 24 volt passive PoE system. This adapter will step up the power to 48 volts with a Gigabit data rate.
As an inline device, this adapter does not require any special mounting. You can simply use a cable mount to secure the device to a wall or a plate. If you’re using a 24 volt passive PoE system you can simply plug the male RJ45 jack into a Passive PoE switch or midspan injector, stepping up the power from 24 to 48 volt.
Ideal for Solar Conversions
Perhaps you’re using a battery power source such as a solar system for your devices, where even the best batteries will range from only 12 to 30 volts. With this regulated power conversion, your PoE device will receive a constant 48 volts of power, up to 10 watts. This flexible inline power converter delivers the power you need from a wide range of input power supplies.
If you’re using this with a battery system, installation is the same, except plugging in the DC barrel. As most charge controllers come with DC screw terminals, we recommend a DC screw terminal to 5.5 x 2.1 mm DC barrel jack adapter. Then, it steps up the 12 to 30 volts to a regulated 48 volts.
If you need to mount it, please use an adhesive backed or screw down cable bracket and secure the cables, which will be sufficient to hold the GPOE-48v10w. Then, connect the home run cable to your 48 volt PoE device into the female port on the device.
Modify Lower Voltage Passive Systems to Regulated 48 Volts PoE
Instantly modify your 24 volt Passive system to a regulated 48 volts. Mix 24v and 48v devices on one PoE Texas 24v injector. Convert existing battery or 12 volt power sources to PoE for use with Power over Ethernet Cameras, Phones and WiFi Access Points.
Compatible with:
- Ubiquiti UniFi
- UniFi Video
- airMAX
- Other 12-30v devices
Features a standard 2.1mm x 5.5mm DC female power input. The 10 watts of power output is plenty for all VoIP Phones and most IP Cameras. Diodes isolate the RJ45 power input from the DC power input. Works with your existing power source – Solar, DC or PoE.
Product Use Scenarios:
- Convert 12-30v PoE to Regulated 48 volts via the Male RJ45
- Convert 12-30v DC Power source to 48 volts Power over Ethernet. Male RJ45 for 10/100/1000 Gigabit data is optional for direct data.
Input 12-30v on the DC barrel
OR
Input 12-30v PoE on the Male RJ45
- Passive PoE
- Input: Mode B (+4,5 -7,8)
- Output: Mode A (-1,2 +3,6)
- Data Rate: 10/100/1000 (Gigabit)
- Connectors (2): RJ45 male; 2.1 x 5.5 mm DC barrel
- Input Voltage Range: 12 to 30 volts DC and PoE
- Output Voltage: 48 volts
- Max. Power for Kit: 10 watts
- Max. Amps per Port: 200 mA output
- Dimensions: 6” x 2” x 1”
Scott
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2024
Used this in a covered but outdoor location. It held up well with no issues.
MozillaMonks
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2024
I've been using this to power a PoE access point from a portable battery pack and has no issues. The DC-to-DC conversion seems to work well.
J
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024
Works great powering an AP which draws about 9~10W.
Benjamin C
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023
I ordered it to test it out and it was working fine. I did not start using it till a few months later. It was working fine for about 6 - 9 months and it just stopped working. I thought it was my equipment but it turned out to be this little GPOE. And btw, bought another one and it did not work at all this time. A hassle to return and finally did returned it. Seller did not refund immediately, saying... oh it said delivered but we can't find it. Don't buy from this company, dishonest. Dispute the transaction and it's taking a while.
M
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2022
Was used to power a meshed wifi repeater in the fields powered by a solar panel and deep cycle battery. Worked perfect but now just 5 months later it's dead. Charge controller, battery, and this is a weatherproof box. Charge controller still working so it's not the environment in box. Will look for another maker of similar.
Matt M
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2021
With mention of 802.3af/at I expected this to be standard active PoE instead of the "dumb" passive PoE that cheaper adapters do, but that seems incorrect - this apparently is just a passive PoE injector with a boost-converter.Pro: Easily take ~12V input and put out 48V passive-PoE outputCon: It is passive PoE not active PoE, so be careful what you plug it intoIn my case, I wanted to "split out" the PoE signal to power an IR floodlight at 12V then "pass along" the PoE network to the IP camera nearby so this gets the job done but it isn't what I was expecting.Sure, this will do what I want, but I think I will still keep looking for something that can do active PoE so I don't have to ever worry about plugging into the wrong thing.
Highland Sun
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2021
Powering a Polycom VOIP phone that was on an AC to 48V POE injector. I bought this to use with a DC mini-UPS that I'm now using to power my fiber modem and wifi router. The mini-UPS has 9V, 12V, and 15/24V outputs but lacked the 48V that the phone required. Plugging this into one of the 12V jacks works with no trouble.
Nathan Hudson
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2019
Very nice units. I’m using 2 of them for a solar powered Ubiquiti mesh AP and G3 flex camera setup. I feed in DC from a 12v battery through the barrel plug, bridge the male RJ45s with an Ethernet coupler. The female RJ45s go to the devices via a patch cord and everything has been rock solid.
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