Ubiquiti Networks POE-24-12W-G PoE Injector, 12W, Black

Name: Ubiquiti Networks POE-24-12W-G PoE Injector, 12W, Black
Brand: Ubiquiti Networks
SKU: 139438
Price: 10.99 USD
Rating: 9 (534 reviews)

$ 10.99

Score By Feature

Based on 534 ratings

Easy to use

9.48

Easy to install

8.98

Value for money

9.08

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Product Description

Grounds the Earth and protects it from surges

ESD attacks can be prevented with the use of this technology

The ubiquiti PoE device is powered by it

A Chinese origin is indicated by the country of origin indicator

Questions & Answers

Is there a power adapter included?

The power supply operates under this type of voltage. The POE injector is powered by a plug-in cable that plugs directly into the power adapter.

Which input voltage range does it accept? It has to do with How many? Would you prefer 110 or 110 plus ?

115 volts is the line voltage in the USA. A 120V outlet.

As I received this, the box says it is 48 volts, but the label says 24 volts. Will it work with my 24 volt ac line?

My husband and I bought two. They could not be used because of the low amperage.

Can you tell me how much current these can produce?

Within this family, there will be two outputs, one that operates at 24 volts, while the other operates at Specifically, this is a PoE injector that works at 24 volts.

Selected User Reviews For Ubiquiti Networks POE-24-12W-G PoE Injector, 12W, Black

There is enough power to run one camera and one access point with a PoE passthrough splitter

5/5

An Ubiquiti NSW is powered by this and a UAP is powered by it In the same time period, an LR and UVCG3PRO are being used. According to the quick start guides for each item, I needed to figure out how much power each item would require by looking at the max wattage of the wireless access point and camera, and then figuring out how much power a switch would use. We have not yet found a PoE switch that replaces the UniFi PoE switches, so this injector works just fine.

Joziah O'Brien

| Jan 02, 2021

The following message is a warning This is only for 24V systems

3/5

In this case, the power supply does not supply 48V as per standard PoE There is no way to operate a PoE device that requires 48V (e. g. A Cisco hotspot, for example) Some of us need it for other reasons Devices that operate at 24 volts.

Eden BROWNE

| Nov 18, 2020

I expect POE Injector to operate correctly

5/5

This is a solid Injecting POE into your network works perfectly as expected. You would use this if your network switch does not provide In order to power my UAP, I used this source As of now, it is working and I expect it to last.

Matteo Arroyo

| Feb 07, 2021

The IEEE 802

3/5

11 standard is NOT applicable. You can use 3af or 802 as your protocol. Three-tiered adaptive technology is needed for devices that comply with 3AT. Merchants and vendors should be clearer about static voltage and requirements Devices powered by PoE with a high Amplifier rating. you're looking to buy an 802. 11 device, for example, then you've found a great source. Those who are acquainted with 3AF or 802 may find it helpful. If you were expecting something like protocol 3), you'll be disappointed. As for the model listed, it provides a static voltage of 24 volts and a static current of 0 a. m. There are five amps (12 watts) in one watt of power. As for Ubiquiti's hardware, it is solid.

Beckham Eaton

| Feb 09, 2021

A good value for a POE injector of good quality

4/5

Priced reasonably, this Ubiquiti POE injector is rated for gigabit speeds and is capable of providing outgoing power over Ethernet. I like to have an extra on hand just in case it fails. They work flawlessly, but I like to have an extra or two just in case.

Aubrie BEVAN

| Nov 26, 2020

It works great with my old Ubiquiti access points

5/5

I use these where I cannot provide passive POE from a managed switch for some older Ubiquiti access points, and everything works as it should. It's nice to be able to use Wi-Fi across the entire.