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PoE Texas Injector GPOE-16A-48V120W

16 Port Gigabit PoE Injector, Mode A, Rack Mount with 48V 120W Power Supply

SKU GPOE-16A-48V120W
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$181.99

Simplify installations with a multi-port midspan injector. Power up to sixteen IP cameras, desktop phones, WiFi access points, or other low voltage devices through a network data cable using this Power over Ethernet (PoE) injector. A Passive PoE injector always delivers the same voltage as its power source. This kit includes a 48 volt DC power supply for use with 802.3af PoE devices.

Compatible with IEEE 802.3af with Mode A Negotiation. This midspan meets the IEEE standard negotiation using pins 1,2 / 3,6 to deliver PoE power to your device.

Product Features

  • Power up to 16 PoE devices in one unit - extend power up to 328 feet
  • Passive "Always On" power will continuously deliver power to your device
  • Compatible with Passive 802.3af/at PoE devices
  • Mode A negotiation on pins 1,2- / 3,6+
  • Includes a UL certified 48 volt, 120 watt power supply
  • .65A Port Limit
  • 10/100/1000 Mbps data operation
  • Dual 2.1mm standard DC inputs
  • Quality shielded RJ45 ports
  • Bright LED status indicators
  • 1U Rack Mount
See the Online Technical Manual

    Compatible Devices

    • IP phones like Polycom, Cisco, Yealink
    • WiFi Access points
    • IP Cameras
    • 802.3af devices
    • NOTE: All devices receive the same voltage and share power. Check your device specifications for power needs

    Product Specifications

    Certifications UL/CE/FCC
    Data + PoE Ports 16
    Data Ports 16
    Data Rate Gigabit
    Dimensions 19 x 2 x 1.75 in.
    Max Amps Per Kit 2.5 Amps
    Max Power for Kit 120 Watts
    Max. Amps Per Port 650 mA
    Mount Type Rack
    Operating Humidity 5% to 90%
    Operating Temperature Range -10 - 60C
    Output Voltage 48 volts
    PoE Method Passive
    PoE Mode/Pinout Mode A (-1,2 +3,6)
    Power Input 2.1mm DC x2
    Power Supplies PS-48v120w

    QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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    • Does the WS-GPOE-16A-48V120W come with a 24 volt power supply for passive PoE devices like Ubiquiti and Mikrotik?

      Great question!

      The WS-GPOE-16A-48v120w only comes with a 48 volt power supply.  We don't blend IEEE 802.3af and 24 Volt Passive PoE together on one injector in good part to prevent confusion.  You definitely don't want to accidentally power your Ubiquiti and Mikrotik devices with 48 volts.  So, we make it easy to have an IEEE 802.3af compatible (48 volt) injector on a 1U and a 24 volt Passive injector on a second 1U.  

      You can find all of our 24 devices here: https://www.poetexas.com/collections/all-products/data-rate_-10-100-1000-gigabit+voltage_24-volt

      However, if you only have one or two 24 volt Passive devices, then our IEEE 802.3af to 24 Volt Passive inline convert is the way for you to go: https://www.poetexas.com/products/gaf-24v15w

      Finally, if you really need to get everything into one 1U, check out our WS-POES-1u rack mount for our PoE switches.  You can get one WS-GPOES-8-7-24v60w and one WS-GPOES-8-7-48v60w.  To avoid confusion, these have LED's to indicate what type of PoE they have on them.

      https://www.poetexas.com/collections/all-products/products/gpoes-8-7-24v60w
      https://www.poetexas.com/collections/all-products/products/gpoes-8-7-48v60w
      https://www.poetexas.com/products/poes-1u

    • What is the difference between WT-AT-16-48V120W and WS-GPOE-16A-48V120W?

      The GPOE-16A-48v120w is a passive PoE injector, so the power is always on. The WT-AT-16 is an active injector. Our active injectors will do an auto-negotiation with the end device to see if it accepts PoE.

    • How many 12 V cameras can you use on this? The IP cameras I’m looking at getting our 12 V can I plug all 12 V cameras into this and get power to all of them not sure I understand the 48 V part

      Great question! We are happy to get the make and model of your cameras to confirm specs for you.

      Since 12V isn't a voltage rated for POE (44-56V), your cameras might require a splitter. However, a lot of IP cameras that take 12VDC are also POE rated for power + data over an ethernet cable. The following video will go over 12V cameras rated for POE in more detail. If you'd like us to look at your cameras specifically, or have more questions, please feel free to reach us success@poetexas.com

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2IndxS2K68

      https://www.poetexas.com/poe-basics/

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