Power over Ethernet (PoE)

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Mfr Part #	Quantity Available	Price	Series	Package	Product Status	Type	Voltage - Input	Number of Ports	Voltage - Output	Current - Output	Power (Watts) - Per Port	Compliance	Data Rate	Features	Operating Temperature	Efficiency	Mounting Type	Size / Dimension	Approval Agency	Standard Number

POE15M-560E-R PASSIVE POE ADAPTER C14 GIGABIT Phihong USA	686 In Stock	1 : ¥136.60000 Box	POE15M	Box	Active	Passive Injector	90 ~ 264 VAC	1	56V	275 mA	15.4W	-	-	OCP, OVP, SCP	-20°C ~ 50°C	Level VI	Desktop	4.18" L x 1.56" W x 1.07" H (106.2mm x 39.5mm x 27.3mm)	cULus, IEC	60950-1
POE29U-1AT(PL)D-R POE INJECTOR 30W 56V DESKTOP Phihong USA	1,654 In Stock	1 : ¥260.40000 Box	POE29U	Box	Active	Midspan Injector	90 ~ 264 VAC	1	56V	536 mA	30W	IEEE802.3at	-	OCP, OVP, SCP	-20°C ~ 50°C	80%	Desktop	5.51" L x 2.55" W x 1.42" H (140.0mm x 65.0mm x 36.0mm)	AS/NZS, BSMI, CCC, cULus, EAC, IEC, IRAM, KC, PSB, S-MARK, TUV	CNS13438; CNS14336-1; CNS15663; GB17625.1-2012; GB4943.1-2011; GB/T9254-2008; TP TC004; TP TC020; 60950-1; 62368-1
PD-9001GR/AT/AC-US POE INJECTOR 30W 55V DESKTOP Microchip Technology	3,815 In Stock	1 : ¥456.60000 Box	PowerDsine®	Box	Active	Midspan Injector	100 ~ 240 VAC	1	55V	550 mA	30W	IEEE802.3at	10/100/1000 Mbps	-	-20°C ~ 40°C	-	Desktop	5.50" L x 2.09" W x 1.28" H (140.0mm x 53.0mm x 32.5mm)	CE, cULus, GS	-
NPOE-30W-1G GIGABIT POE+ MIDSPAN ACTIVE INJE Tripp Lite	214 In Stock	1 : ¥463.75000 Bulk	-	Bulk	Active	Midspan Injector	100 ~ 240 VAC	1	-	-	30W	IEEE802.3at	10/100/1000 Mbps	OCP, SCP	0°C ~ 50°C	-	Desktop	5.40" L x 2.60" W x 1.40" H (137.2mm x 66.0mm x 35.6mm)	-	-
PD-9501GC/AC-EU 1-PORT BT 60W 1G AC EU CORD Microchip Technology	6 In Stock	1 : ¥723.41000 Bulk	PowerDsine®	Bulk	Active	Midspan Injector	100 ~ 240 VAC	1	55V	1.1 A	60W	IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.3at	10/100/1000 Mbps	-	0°C ~ 40°C	-	Desktop	5.94" L x 2.44" W x 1.50" H (150.9mm x 62.0mm x 38.1mm)	CE	-

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Power over Ethernet (PoE)

Power over Ethernet (PoE) power supplies allow designers to transmit electrical current and data over a single Ethernet connection. Remote devices are powered through Ethernet cabling, eliminating the need for batteries, local power adaptors, and additional power cabling.