TP-Link PoE Injector | PoE Adapter 48V DC Passive PoE | Gigabit Ports | Up to 100 Meters(325 feet) | Wall Mountable Design (TL-PoE4824G)

Purchased to replaced the existing POE injector that came with the access point. It worked as intended.

Had to replace one that shorted out. Tis one has higher output and the access point seems to have more stable reception??

Used this for my UniFi U6 Pro AP as my switch did not have PoE. Turns on right away without delay. Do wish the power cable was longer however, it uses the standard grounded laptop cable so it’s easily upgradable. Keep in mind this is Passive PoE and not Active which means it’s always 48V and won’t negotiate to other voltages.

This is able to deliver PoE to my security camera. (I connected a PoE splitter and it was able to power two cameras at once, but the downlink data feed got saturated. Which has nothing to do with this device.). It works and seems well constructed. What more can I say?

I purchased this to add a new Unifi Access Point to my house in my garage. This is perfect to power the AP and allowed me to add a wireless adopted AP to extend my network. Will buy again if I need to add a ]remote POE device.

This is a simple POE injector. It gets the job done when you need POE on a device but do not want to buy a POE switch. It would help if the power cord was longer. The short length of the power cord means it needs to be right next to an outlet or power strip, which can make cable management complicated. If the power cord was of a normal length, this would be a 5-star product.

I was installing a wired camera system in my house. My wife does not want to see wires. One of the cameras was out on the garage; so, I used this adapter (bottom of first picture) to connect the IP POE camera w/cat 5e to an Ethernet over electricity to get the signal to my IP camera's NVR (recorder). You can see from the pictures how it connects in the Garage and goes to a spot/electric outlet inside the house.Garage - Inside House - NVR

I originally bought this device to power a TP-Link EAP610 but ended up using it for the TP-Link OC200. It had enough power to drive either the access point or the network controller. Best of all, it was delivered promptly and undamaged.