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Power Supply
What to look out for when choosing a power supply
Is the device to be powered near a plug socket? If it is, a power adaptor might be your answer.
Does your network use none PoE switches, and is the device far too far for a power adaptor? If it is, then a PoE injector is likely to be your answer.
PoE standards have been optimised for safety and their are two major differences to look out for - active vs passive.
Active vs Passive PoE
Active PoE means the device will check the input power and if it doesn't meat the devices requirements agasint the 802.3af or 802.3at standard, it won't power up.
Passive PoE means their is no check on the devices power requirments, which is tyipcal on devices such as cameras using 24V PoE.
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£8.00 Ex VAT
Ruckus Networks Power Adapter
Ruckus Networks Power Adapter for ZoneFlex access points and ZoneDirec... -
£24.83 Ex VAT
1 GIG POWER OVER ETHERNET 48V INJECTOR
The POE-INJECTOR-1GIG is a single port, high-power solution for remote... -
£24.83 Ex VAT
POE INJECTOR 100T 802.3AT & AF COMPLIANT SINGLE PORT POWER OVER ETHERNET INJECTOR
Product Sku: NET-POE-INJECTOR-100T POE-INJECTOR-100T
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£20.00 Ex VAT
UBIQUITI POE-15 POE FOR UBIQUITI BULLETS
Product Sku: UBI-POE-15 Ubiquiti POE-15 POE for Ubiquiti Bullets with... -
£21.27 Ex VAT
UBIQUITI INSTANT 802.3AF INDOOR ADAPTER
Product Sku: UBI-AF-INDOOR Instantly Transform any POE Device into a ... -