PoE Detector
$16.99
Product Specifications
| Connector Types | Female RJ45 |
| Data Rate | N/A |
| Dimensions | 2x1x0.75 in |
| Mount Type | Pocket size |
| Operating Humidity | 5% to 90% |
| Operating Temperature Range | -10 - 60C |
| PoE Method | Powered by PoE |
| PoE Standard | IEEE 802.3af, at, 24 Volt Passive, 48/56 Volt Passive, Reverse Mode B |
| Power Input | Not Required |
| Weight | 0.11 lb |
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Does this product display current?
The PoE Detector isn't used in-line with a powered device, so you cab't use it to test current. If you need this function, please use our PoE Tester.
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What does a red blinking LED mean?
Red flashing indicates reverse polarity of 802.3af/802.3at.
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What does a flashing green for 8-12 and then flash blue signify?
This is a very interesting reading as the detector is designed to show a solid green for passive (24volts) or solid blue for 802.3af/at passive. OR a flashing blue for active 802.3af/at. Please contact our technical support team so we can gather more information about your application. Thank you. 512-479-0317
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Is there a way to tell 802.3af vs at with this device? ~Thanks!
Since 802.3af and 802.3at are both Active PoE with voltages ranges 44-57, no you cannot tell the difference between 802.3af and 802.3at with this device.
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I expected this to have a consistent flash (more frequently) What causes this to flash is it the presence of voltage on certain pins?
The flashing indicates Active (Auto-negotiated) power on either mode A (1,2-,3,6+) or mode B (4,5+,7,8-).
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How much current does this device draw?
This detector draws .05 watts.
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What does flashing green mean?
Green flashing indicates an active negotiation.