PoE Injector and PoE Splitter Cable Functions and Applications | FS

This video introduces the functions of PoE injectors (goo.gl/rtfHnq) and PoE splitter cables (goo.gl/K3ZYbr) and their applications in PoE networks.
Active PoE injectors are commonly used to transmit data and at the same time provide power to PoE devices, such as PoE IP cameras, PoE wireless access points and PoE VoIP phones. It is very convenient to use PoE injectors when the Ethernet switch or other devices (like NVR connected with the security cameras) have no PoE function but PoE devices need to be used. The PoE injector connects to the switch then adds the power supply to the output line that goes to the PoE devices. FS.COM provides three types of 10/100/1000M PoE injectors: 250W 2*8-port mid-span PoE/PoE+ injector, 30W single-port PoE/PoE+ injector and 18W single-port PoE injector. The distance between the PoE injector and the PoE device can be up to 100 m when using the Cat5e Ethernet cable or better Ethernet cables.
On the contrary, passive PoE splitter cables function to divide the PoE signal into power and Ethernet and deliver them separately through two cables. It is designed to be used with PoE switches and non-PoE routers, surveillance cameras, etc., where there are no extra power sockets for the device.

[@hassanbilal6169]

Basic and informative

[@ze2004]

What's the purpose of having this device?

[@ozzDeveveloperOpenForWork]

my camera is at a distance of about 90+ meters, would the PoE injector supply extra power to my camera? Because the electricity it gets from my PoE switch is not enough to turn the camera on.

[@FS_com]

According to the official website, the port power of the PoE Injector is 15.4W, and any IPC (Internet Protocol Camera) below the rated power of the product can be connected and used normally.
www.fs.com/products/65988.html

[@TKommandant]

Die gezeigte kamera im video besitzt doch auch einen 12v anschluss also warum poe nutzen ?

[@LandschaftenDieserWelt]

Damit kein zweites Kabel für Strom neben dem Kabel für Daten zur Kamera geführt werden muss. Also ein einziges Kabel für Daten und Strom.

[@FrederikHart]

The video goes to fast

[@casanova1012]

is there such thing as a poe router which can power multiple poe devices?

[@serenityhuang64]

I've searched on several stores and didn't find such a PoE router.

[@ed.t.hansen6499]

use a poe nvr. and run cable to your poe camerAS. IF YOU CAM is not poe then there are splitters to connect to the power port also.

[@tributagabawa5746]

POE SWITCH

[@ozzDeveveloperOpenForWork]

You can get a PoE switch and power multiple poe devices.

[@cmedi02-sg1rv]

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[@lesmoor001]

one device per camera ?

[@FS_com]

For the single-port PoE injector, one device supports one camera. FS also provides 8-port PoE injectors to support more devices for various applications. For more info, you can visit our website: www.fs.com/c/accessories-3309

[@user-de7xl1rd4o]

what is type of POE ? ePOE/POE++

[@FS_com]

PoE standards come in three types: IEEE 802.3af (Standard PoE), IEEE 802.3at (PoE+), and IEEE 802.3bt (PoE++ or Higher-Power PoE).
PoE (802.3af): The power delivery is limited to 15.4 watts per port. This standard supports devices like VoIP phones and sensors.
PoE+ (802.3at): An enhanced version. It provides higher power delivery capabilities, allowing up to 30 watts of power per port. This increased power capacity makes PoE+ suitable for powering devices that require more power, such as IP cameras, wireless access points, and VoIP phones.
PoE++ (802.3bt): Latest iteration. It offers even higher power delivery capabilities compared to PoE+. Depending on the implementation, it can deliver up to 60 or 100 watts of power per port. PoE++ is designed to power a wider range of devices, including high-power devices like pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras, video conferencing systems, and advanced access points.
For more information, please check the blog: community.fs.com/article/understanding-poe-standards-and-poe-wattage.html

[@user-de7xl1rd4o]

@@FS_com Thanks , But PoE Splitter is work with all POE types?

[@FS_com]

Different PoE splitters have different standards due to differences in power delivery. Taking FS products as an example, PI35A-1#65989 has a total power of 35W and is compatible with 802.3at/802.3af. But PI18A-1 #65988 is 802.3af compliant and provides up to 18W PoE.

[@ed.t.hansen6499]

defeats the purpose with all extra spliter boxes. ??
Why not take power off a POE NVR TO EACH WIFI camera. many wifi cam's not have POE guilt in. Just run a cat cable from your POE box.