Power PoE/PoE+ devices, such as IP cameras, with the Axis 90W Single-Port AC/DC Midspan | Axis Communicationsfrom Axis Communications. This unit will support devices that require up to 90W of PoE power. It complies with IEEE 802.3af/at/bt standards and supports 1000 Mb/s passthrough data rates.

Delivers 90W to a Network Device    Single Output Port    56 VDC Output    IEEE 802.3af/at/bt Standards    Shielded RJ45 Connectors    1000 Mb/s Passthrough Data Rates

Unit automatically detects Axis PoE/PoE+ devices and supplies inline power

Suitable for retrofitting PTZ, dome, and box cameras where new cabling or installations are not an option, along with where battery backups are needed, for solar-powered installations, or when the network device is built in another equipment and is powered directly from it

Shielded RJ45 connectors

Three-pin AC/DC connector

Can be mounted on a wall, shelf, or DIN rail

LED indicators for status

PVC and halogen free

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How is this to set-up? I've heard several nightmares about the previous version. Is this pretty quick and painless to get balanced and start shooting? (FYI, I plan to use a Sony A7S2 with a smallish lens).

A: All reports suggest this product is a straight forward set up.

Q: 2. what shaft diameter umbrella can it hold ?

A: This adapter can hold up an umbrella shaft up to 8mm thick.

Q: 3. Will a 5D mark iii with a standard lens be ok on weight with this?

A: With a load capacity of only 2.6 pounds the Nebula 4100 is designed for Mirrorless Cameras. You will be hard pressed to find a standard lens that will allow you to balance a 5D Mark III on this gimbal. Instead you'd want to look at B&H #NEBULA4200LT which is the 4200 model. The 4200 has a load capacity of 3.5 pounds and is compatible with DSLRs like the 5D Mark III.

Q: 4. I've went throug all spec and in the box and cannot find anything that justifies this plus version being almost 300 more than the regular version. Why is that?

A: According to Cinegears, The Express Plus Controller sports a larger focus wheel with the hard stop function which is more fluid, and precise, and it feels better in your hand. Weve added a mounting harness on the side of the controller so you can use it like a finger wheel. The kit also includes a thick magnetic marking disc, and the redesigned Lemo cable. It now has a right angle, which will help keep the wires on your rig clean.

Q: 5. Can this handle the weight of a 65" umbrella?

A: Yes, this adapter can handle the weight of a 65 inch umbrella.

Q: 6. Will you be getting any in stock, In the NYC superstore?

A: At the time of this posting the Nebula 4100 is a Special Order Product and not in stock at our NYC Superstore. We are not aware of any plans to stock the Nebula 4100 at our store, but please keep an eye on our website. New items are listed and special order products turn in to items we stock all the time.

Q: 7. Can you reverse the direction of the motor?

A: With the Movcam Single-Axis Wireless Lens Control System, the motor direction cannot be changed. Motor direction change is available on a different, more advanced model, the MCS-1.

Q: 8. Can the battery in the controller be replaced?

A: The battery is internal and should only be replaced by a technician. Since the controller battery lasts 48 hours, you should be good for any work day. If it is not holding a charge well enough to get you through a production day, then it is time for the battery to be replaced.

Q: 9. Has this been released yet?

A: Yes it has been released. At the time of this posting, July 31, 2016, the Nebula 4100 Lite is a special order product that is drop shipped to you directly from the Manufacture once the order is placed.

Q: 10. is this motor brushless?

A: Yes, this product has a Brushless motor according to Cinegears.