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802.3af PoE Output Data  Power Splitter - 12V 1A
  • High - Performance 12V 1A 802.3af PoE Output Data Power Splitter
  • High - Performance 12V 1A 802.3af PoE Output Data Power Splitter
  • High - Performance 12V 1A 802.3af PoE Output Data Power Splitter
  • High - Performance 12V 1A 802.3af PoE Output Data Power Splitter
  • High - Performance 12V 1A 802.3af PoE Output Data Power Splitter
  • High - Performance 12V 1A 802.3af PoE Output Data Power Splitter
  • High - Performance 12V 1A 802.3af PoE Output Data Power Splitter

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802.3af PoE Output Data Power Splitter - 12V 1A

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Power over Ethernet (PoE) splitters are a game - changer for your project wiring. They effortlessly connect any 802.3af - capable router to Ethernet devices, even those that don't support PoE natively! This splitter takes a combined PoE signal (data and power) from a single cable and separates it into data (Ethernet) and regulated +12VDC power for non - PoE devices. It's an economical, practical, and reliable 12V PoE output splitter based on the IEEE 802.3af standard. It can extract power and data signals from a network cable and work with any PoE power supply equipment compliant with IEEE 802.3af to power non - PoE network equipment. Key features include IEEE 802.3af compliance, support for 10/100M data transmission, a 44V - 57V power voltage input for easy use of DC48V power from various sources, and it supplies 1 Amp regulated DC12V power via a 2.1mm DC barrel jack, perfect for small projects. Note: It's for use only with true 802.3af routers. If you lack a PoE injector/hub/router, check out our passive PoE cable kit.





Using this PoE splitter is easy. First, connect the PoE cable from your 802.3af - compliant router or PoE power supply equipment to the splitter. Then, you'll get two outputs: one for data (Ethernet) and one for power (+12VDC regulated). Connect the Ethernet output to your non - PoE device for data transfer and the 2.1mm DC barrel jack to power it. Make sure you only use it with true 802.3af routers. If your router isn't PoE - capable, you can consider our passive PoE cable kit. For maintenance, keep it in a dry and cool place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. Regularly check the connections to ensure they are secure. If you have any issues, refer to the troubleshooting section or contact our support team.


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