PoE Injectors & Midspans
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Geovision
SKU: GV-LC10
Geovision GV-LC10 PoE Injector
802.3af PoE injector for Geovision cameras without PoE switches
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Geovision
SKU: GV-PA903BT
Geovision GV-PA903BT Gigabit PoE Injector
Gigabit PoE injector for IP cameras over existing CAT5e/CAT6
$165.00 $123.99 Save $41.01 -
Geovision
SKU: GV-POE0811
Geovision GV-POE0811 8-Port Managed PoE+ Switch
8-port gigabit managed switch with PoE+ power on all ports
$331.00 $208.99 Save $122.01 -
Hanwha
SKU: NETWAY3012P
Hanwha NETWAY3012P PoE+ Converter
Dual-output PoE+ converter for cameras and access control from one line
- 30W combined power (12VDC @ 2A + PoE+ pass-through) for mixed devices
- 10/100 Mbps network speed with microphone support for audio applications
- Compact 3.8" × 2.5" × 1" form factor, operating 0°C to 50°C
$300.00 $208.99 Save $91.01 -
Hanwha
SKU: NOA-E1PW4
Hanwha NOA-E1PW4 Access Control and Power Integration Solution
Pre-wired 4-door access control with dual-voltage power in one enclosure
- 6A @ 12/24VDC supply + 8 power outputs (2.5A each) with PTC protection
- Integrated 2-door controller and reader interface; ships fully assembled
- Supports up to 2× 7AH batteries for backup; UL294 and CE certified
In stock · Ships same business day$2,245.00 $1,560.99 Save $684.01 -
Hanwha
SKU: NOA-E2PW8
Hanwha NOA-E2PW8 Access Power Integration Enclosure
8-channel power enclosure, factory-wired for access control
- 8 independent relay outputs at 2.5A per channel with PTC fusing
- 10A @ 12/24VDC network-managed supply powers 1 IC2 + 3 RI2M modules
- Pre-assembled with internal harnesses cuts commissioning time vs field build
In stock · Ships same business day$4,275.00 $2,971.99 Save $1,303.01 -
HES
SKU: AQE30E
HES AQE30E MidSpan Extractor 0.6 AMP
PoE midspan extractor rated 0.6 AMP for beyond-100m camera runs
- 0.6 AMP power injection at midspan reduces load on primary switch ports
- Extends PoE reach beyond 100 meters for distributed camera deployments
- DIN-rail or wiring closet mount compatible with standard PoE IP cameras
$304.00 $178.99 Save $125.01 -
Honeywell
SKU: 3007-3408-001
Honeywell Scanning & Mobility 3007-3408-001 5-Bay Charger
5-bay wired charging station for Honeywell mobile scanning devices
- Charges up to 5 Honeywell mobile scanning devices simultaneously from one station.
- Wired connectivity ensures stable, uninterrupted power delivery across all five bays.
- Supports fleet depot charging cycles, reducing device downtime in shift-based operations.
$142.67 $141.99 Save $0.68 -
Lifesafety Power
SKU: BT500-16R
Lifesafety Power BT500-16R Rack Mount PoE Midspan Injector 500W
- Eight ports at up to 90W each support thermal cameras and high-draw PTZ units.
- 500W total PoE budget in a 1U rack footprint keeps high-density deployments organized.
- Universal AC 110–240V dual inputs provide redundant power for critical installations.
$2,037.00 $1,463.99 Save $573.01 -
Lifesafety Power
SKU: BT500-8R
Lifesafety Power BT500-8R BT Poe Midspan Injector 500W Universal
- 8 PoE ports at up to 90W each retrofit high-draw devices onto existing switches.
- 500W total capacity powers PTZ cameras, access control, and WAPs from one 1U unit.
- Onboard 48V battery charger maintains PoE delivery to critical ports on AC mains loss.
$1,736.00 $1,247.99 Save $488.01 -
Pelco
SKU: ECPS-48VDC-5A
Pelco ECPS-48VDC-5A 4-Channel PoE Injector 48V
4-channel 48V PoE injector for multi-camera Pelco Endura systems
- Distributes 48 VDC at 5A total across four ports, eliminating single injectors
- Consolidates power at head end for simplified network infrastructure
- Rack-mount design; 100–240 VAC input; NDAA Section 889 compliant
$445.20 $339.99 Save $105.21 -
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Pelco
SKU: OHEPOWINJ
Pelco OHEPOWINJ Hi-PoE Injector for OHE Housing
Hi-PoE injector for Pelco OHE outdoor housings with heating/cooling
- Exceeds standard 30W PoE+ to support cameras with heaters, blowers, IR
- Single Ethernet cable carries both power and data to outdoor housing
- Indoor IT closet mount; NDAA Section 889 compliant for government use
$131.13 $99.99 Save $31.14 -
Pelco
SKU: PD-9001GR/AT/AC-NA-MSI
Pelco PD-9001GR/AT/AC-NA-MSI PoE+ Midspan Injector 30W
Single-port PoE+ injector adds 30W power to non-PoE switches
- IEEE 802.3at PoE+ up to 30W for isolated camera additions
- Gigabit Ethernet connection with North American AC cord included
- Compact midspan design for rapid deployment without switch replacement
In stock · Ships same business day$104.01 $82.99 Save $21.02 -
Pelco
SKU: POE2436-AT 24
Pelco POE2436-AT 24-Port PoE+ Midspan Injector
24-port PoE+ midspan injector, 36W per port, inline upgrade path
- 24 independent 802.3at PoE+ ports deliver 36W each for fixed domes and turrets
- Inline midspan design integrates between existing switch and cameras—no replacement needed
- AC or DC power input options; NDAA Section 889 compliant for government use
$2,361.79 $1,800.99 Save $560.80 -
Pelco
SKU: POE2436-ATUS
Pelco POE2436-ATUS 24-Port PoE+ Midspan Injector
24-port PoE+ midspan injector for non-PoE switches
- IEEE 802.3at PoE+ powers 24 devices simultaneously without switch replacement
- PD-9024G platform architecture for spare-parts compatibility across Pelco systems
- NDAA Section 889 compliant for federal, state, and critical infrastructure projects
$2,361.79 $1,800.99 Save $560.80
PoE Injectors & Midspans
PoE injectors and midspans provide Power over Ethernet to devices such as IP cameras, intercoms, and access control hardware. These solutions are ideal when adding PoE to non-PoE switches or expanding power capacity in existing network deployments.
Plan Your Deployment
- Power requirements (PoE, PoE+, PoE++, total wattage)
- Number of devices and port capacity planning
- Distance limitations and cable quality considerations
- Integration with existing switches and infrastructure
- Redundancy and long-term scalability needs
PoE Injectors & Midspans — Engineering-Grade PoE Power Delivery for Commercial Deployments
This category covers 294 working models of poe injectors & midspans sourced manufacturer-direct or through channel-direct US distribution. Build the rest of your system around the architectural choices below — compatibility, environmental rating, and lifecycle decisions made here propagate through every downstream component you specify.
What to Look For
Match the PoE class to the device load. 802.3af delivers up to 15.4W at the source (12.95W at the device) and powers most fixed-lens cameras and access readers. 802.3at (PoE+) reaches 30W and supports motorized cameras, illuminators, and heated outdoor housings. 802.3bt (PoE++/4PPoE) goes to 60-90W for large PTZs, multi-imagers, and devices with integrated heaters and wipers.
Single-port injectors vs. midspan multiport units depends on the scale. A handful of cameras at fixed locations are economical with single-port injectors near the device. Sites with 16+ PoE devices benefit from a midspan (Microsemi PowerDsine, Phihong, Lantronix) that consolidates power management. PoE switches absorb the role for larger sites where unmanaged power is acceptable.
Cable length and conductor gauge affect deliverable power. 100 m of Cat5e at full 802.3bt load drops voltage enough that some devices report under-volt errors. For runs near the 100m limit, use Cat6 with all 4 pairs and confirm the injector's voltage-at-source spec. For longer-than-spec runs, PoE extenders (Veracity, Phybridge, ComNet) regenerate the signal mid-run.
Surge protection, grounding, and outdoor-rated housings matter for exterior PoE injectors. Lightning-induced surges destroy PoE-powered devices through the network cable as quickly as direct strikes. Inline ethernet surge protectors (Ditek, Transtector) at both ends of the run protect both the injector and the camera. Use Cat6A shielded for runs exiting the building, with proper grounding at the equipment rack.
Key Specs in This Category
| Spec | Available Options |
|---|---|
| Resolution | Thermal, 6MP, 20MP+ |
| IP Rating | IP68, IP66 |
| Connectivity | Wired, Single-Mode Fiber, Multi-Mode Fiber, Wi-Fi, Ethernet over Coax, WiFi + Wired |
| Power | PoE+, PoE, PoE++, AC/DC, 24VAC, 12VDC |
| Channels | 8 |
| Type | Power Supply, Switch, PoE Adapter, PoE Injector, PoE Switch, Network Hub, PoE Device, Media Converter |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between 802.3af, 802.3at, and 802.3bt?
802.3af (PoE) provides up to 15.4W at the source — standard for fixed cameras and access readers. 802.3at (PoE+) reaches 30W — for motorized cameras, illuminators, and small PTZs. 802.3bt (PoE++/4PPoE) reaches 60-90W (Type 3 and Type 4) — for multi-imager cameras, large outdoor PTZs, and devices with integrated heaters. Match the injector class to the device's PoE rating; over-spec'd injectors don't harm devices but cost more.
Can I run PoE on Cat5e or do I need Cat6?
Cat5e supports 802.3af and 802.3at to the full 100 m run length without issue. For 802.3bt at 60W+ over long runs, Cat6 with shielded conductors is more reliable — Cat5e can deliver but voltage drop approaches the limits of the spec. For new installs, Cat6 is the safe baseline; for retrofits over existing Cat5e, validate end-to-end voltage at the device after installation.
How far can PoE run?
The IEEE standard caps PoE at 100 m on copper. PoE extenders (Veracity Outreach, Phybridge UniPoE, ComNet PoE extenders) regenerate the signal at intermediate points and stretch the effective run to 300-1000 m depending on the product. For runs beyond 100 m on a single segment, fiber-to-the-camera with media converters is often cheaper than chained extenders.
Do I need a PoE injector if I already have a PoE switch?
If your PoE switch has sufficient per-port budget and total PoE budget for all connected devices, no — the switch handles power delivery. Injectors are needed when (a) the existing switch is non-PoE and replacing it isn't viable, (b) a single device needs higher PoE class than the switch supports, or (c) the device is placed far from the switch and a local injector with shorter run is preferable.
Will a PoE+ device work on a PoE switch port?
Only if the switch port delivers 802.3at (PoE+) or higher. A pure 802.3af port (15.4W max) cannot reliably power an 802.3at device that needs up to 30W — the device will fail to negotiate or will reset under load. Confirm the switch's per-port PoE class capability in its datasheet, not just the aggregate PoE budget. Many older switches are af-only despite total-budget numbers that suggest otherwise.
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