Tp-Link 2-Port Gigabit 24W 48Vdc Poe Adapter

Tp-link 2-port Gigabit 24w 48vdc Poe Adapter

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Add flexibility to your PoE installation with the TP-Link 2-Port Gigabit 24W 48VDC PoE Adapterfrom TP-Link. Simply plug this device into an available outlet and place it between your network switch and PoE devices such as access points and antennas using the Gigabit Ethernet input and output ports to add up to 24W, 48V of power to the data connection.

The adapter supports up to a 328.1' range connection and automatically determines how much power a device requires. A convenient wall mounting kit is included for quick installation.

Adds Passive PoE to Network 1 x Gigabit Ethernet PoE Input 1 x Gigabit Ethernet PoE Output Supports up to 24W, 48 VDC Power Works with Select PoE Devices Up to 328.1' Range Plug-and-Play Wall Mount Included

Key Specs
Inputs/Outputs	1x RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet PoE (Input) 1x RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet PoE (Output)
Shielded I/O	Yes
PoE Power	48 VDC, 24 W (Output)
Maximum Operating Distance	328.1' / 100 m
Parameters
General
Inputs/Outputs	1x RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet PoE (Input) 1x RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet PoE (Output)
Shielded I/O	Yes
Electrical
PoE Power	48 VDC, 24 W (Output)
Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Physical
Maximum Operating Distance	328.1' / 100 m
Environmental Resistance	No
Operating Conditions	32 to 104°F / 0 to 40°C at 10 to 90% Humidity
Storage Conditions	-40 to 158°F / -40 to 70°C at 5 to 90% Humidity
Certifications	FCC, CE, RoHS
LED Indicators	Yes
Wall Mountable	Yes, with Included Hardware
Dimensions	2.3 x 4.3 x 1.5" / 58.4 x 109.2 x 38.1 mm
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.765 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	7.9 x 6.6 x 2.5"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, the SFP+ ports are described as uplink. Are they limited to communication with the upstream switch or can they be used like "regular" ports i.e. to connect a 10GB NAS such as BH #QNTSH977XU32 ?

A: You could potentially use the SFP+ ports for other uses but the uplink port would be for an upstream switch or to the router.

Q: 2. So if I upgrade to a mesh wifi router which has only one ethernet in-port than my old non-mesh wifi router, is this the right device to, in effect, add more ethernet-in ports to the mesh router? Is there a performance hit using this?

A: Yes, the TP-Link TL-SG1005P 5-Port Gigabit PoE+ Unmanaged Switch is exactly what one would use in the case you described, at no detriment to performance.

Q: 3. How is this mountable on a 19" rack when it is only 11" side?

A: The TL-SG1024S comes with brackets that allow it to be mounted in a standard network rack. Regards, TP-Link Support

Q: 4. I would like to know what is the power adapter input power data: voltage and frequency?

A: As per the manufacture the TP-Link TL-SG1005P 5-Port Gigabit PoE Unmanaged Switch uses a 56W Power Supply.

Q: 5. Can this switch hand out DHCP?

A: Since the TP-Link TL-SG1005P 5-Port Gigabit PoE+ Managed Switch is a managed switch, you are able to hand out DHCP.

Q: 6. Is the cloud or hardware controller a must? Or it can be configured via web Ui and/or app?

A: The TP-Link Jetstream TL-SG2210MP 10-Port Gigabit PoE+ Compliant Managed Switch with SFP BH #TPTLSG2, can be configured through a hardware controller or through the Omada App.

Q: 7. TP-Link has different hardware versions for the same model. Can you confirm if this one is V1, V2, or V2.6?

A: The TP-Link TL-SG105PE 5-Port Gigabit PoE+ Compliant Unmanaged Switch (BH #TPTLSG105PE • MFR #TL-SG105PE) is currently version 2.6.

Q: 8. It says it comes with a rack mount kit. What are the dimensions of the rack mount kit?

A: TP-Link has not specified the dimensions of the rackmount kit included with the TP-Link JetStream TL-SG3428MP 24-Port PoE+ Compliant Gigabit Managed Switch with SFP. However, the included rack mount kit was designed to be compatible with standard rack mounting configurations.

Q: 9. Does it support RADIUS?

A: Yes, the TP-Link TL-SG2008P JetStream 8-Port PoE+ Compliant Gigabit Managed Switch, B&H # TPTLSG2008P, supports RADIUS.

Q: 10. Is TP-link 2000 working with TP-link 1000? I have 2 old TP-link 1000 and I int to know if they will work with TP-link 2000.Thx

A: All TP-Link AV Powerline products are compatible with each other.

Malcolm	24/09/2024
[Yes] I used four of these to create a distributed network in an office suite for VoIP telephones and data connectivity. Having the SFP slots allowed for a fiber backbone leaving all the copper ports available. Be cautioned, though, that they come with a default IP address that you should change so as not to have any conflicts. 5

Tony	11/09/2024
[Yes] Simple and effective. It does what it does without concern. Plug and go! 5

Tony	11/09/2024
[Yes] Simple and effective. It does what it does without concern. Plug and go! 5

David	09/07/2024
[Yes] Compact but sturdily built. The included documentation from TP-Link was short but satisfactory and should be consulted to make sure you are using the correct ports. This device seems well suited to SOHO uses if you're distributing signal from a router that has limited ethernet ports itself, and you want to power at least some peripheral devices like SIP phones with POE. 5

Ricardo	21/06/2024
[0.765 lb] We use this product for installing camera systems, works great. Never had any problems 5

Ricardo	21/06/2024
[0.765 lb] We use this product for installing camera systems, works great. Never had any problems 5

Chris	13/06/2024
[Yes] My existing switch was becoming a bottleneck as we had more devices supporting Gb ethernet and starting to transfer large files. We pulled that out of our rack and dropped this one in and had nice fast transfers in a matter of minutes. Ou building cable plant was Cat5 but it still managed to get Gb speeds between network segments. Sometime we'll start adding some IP phones so I opted for the slightly more expensive PoE model as a future-proofing method, but haven't really tested that out. 5

Robert	06/06/2024
[Yes] I have a bunch of POE equipment in a location that is about an hour away and occasionally a glitch occurs which requires a power down reboot. With my former un-managed switches I'd have to make the trek over to do a physical reboot. Now after using the managed switches for about 8 weeks I can do it from pretty much anywhere. Makes life much easier and all for a pretty modest price. I'll definitely pick up a couple more of these. 5

Jesse	04/06/2024
[Yes] Four POE switch powers my 2 webstream ptz cameras and controller just fine, and the extra non-POE ports are handy for connecting other devices to the network. 5