Ubiquiti
SKU: POE-48-24W-G
Ubiquiti POE-48-24W-G PoE Adapter 48V 24W
48V 24W PoE injector with Gigabit Ethernet for mid-range devices
Overview
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Overview
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The Ubiquiti POE-48-24W is a 48V DC power-over-Ethernet adapter engineered for deployments within the Ubiquiti USIP (UniFi Security IP) accessory ecosystem. This unit supplies consistent 48V power delivery to compatible USIP and Ubiquiti networking equipment, eliminating the need for separate power runs to distributed network nodes. The adapter weighs 0.550 lb and is manufactured to Ubiquiti specifications.
Power-over-Ethernet at 48V reduces installation labor and material cost—you route a single Ethernet cable instead of running separate AC or DC power lines to each remote device. This matters in multi-site deployments, outdoor installations, and warehouses where cabling infrastructure is already constrained. The POE-48-24W (often searched as POE 48 24W) integrates into existing Ubiquiti-based network architectures without requiring new power distribution panels or dedicated electrical infrastructure at the edge.
Before deploying the POE-48-24W, confirm that your target Ubiquiti devices—whether IP cameras, network access points, or other USIP equipment—explicitly support 48V DC input. Device datasheets or labels will specify acceptable input voltage ranges. Installing this adapter on equipment rated for lower voltages (e.g., 12V or 24V) will cause immediate failure.
In multi-device deployments, the adapter supports centralized power management across your infrastructure. Security integrators and IT architects commonly use a single POE-48-24W injector to power multiple downstream USIP devices on the same network segment, reducing the number of wall outlets and power conditioning units required.
Coordinate with your network switch and PoE switch specifications to confirm they can provide sufficient power budget for both data and the injector itself. While the adapter itself draws minimal power, the combined load of all downstream USIP devices must fit within your switch's PoE allocation.
Mount the POE-48-24W in a secure, dry location—typically inside a network cabinet, wiring closet, or protected edge enclosure. The unit is not rated for direct outdoor exposure; house it inside weatherproof cabinets if deployed near outdoor cameras or field equipment. Standard installation involves connecting AC/DC power to the adapter, running an Ethernet cable to your target USIP device, and verifying voltage at the device end before fully powering on.
In warehouse automation and distributed IP security systems, the POE-48-24W simplifies long cable runs—a single Ethernet drop can support devices up to 100 meters away without voltage loss or power conditioning complexity.
The POE-48-24W is a straightforward adapter—but its value in an integrated Ubiquiti deployment is often underestimated. Most integrators focus on the cameras and switches and then scramble to power remote equipment. Running AC power or 24V DC to a distant access point or security sensor means pulling a second cable run, finding a local outlet or battery backup, and managing voltage drop over distance. The 48V PoE approach consolidates everything onto one Ethernet line, which is already trenched, conduit-run, and certified in most installations.
Technical Highlights:
Deployment Considerations:
Best fit: multi-camera USIP installations across a warehouse or campus where you want to minimize power infrastructure complexity and consolidate cabling to a single Ethernet backbone. Not suitable for mixed-vendor deployments unless your downstream equipment is explicitly rated for 48V.
Q: Does the POE-48-24W work with non-Ubiquiti equipment?
A: Only if the target device is rated for 48V DC input. The adapter itself is voltage-agnostic, but Ubiquiti designs it for USIP products. Verify the receiving device's datasheet before deployment to avoid damage.
Q: What's the maximum cable distance I can run from the POE-48-24W?
A: Standard Ethernet cabling supports data and power up to 100 meters (328 ft). At 48V, voltage drop over long runs is minimal compared to lower-voltage alternatives, but always verify the target device's input tolerance before commissioning.
Q: Can I use the POE-48-24W outdoors?
A: No. The adapter itself is rated for indoor installation only. If you need to power outdoor cameras or equipment, install the POE-48-24W inside a weather-sealed enclosure or wiring closet and run the Ethernet cable outdoors to the target device.
Q: What input power does the POE-48-24W require?
A: The adapter accepts both AC and DC input. Confirm your specific power source (mains, generator, or battery) and verify it matches the adapter's input requirements before connecting.
Q: Is a separate switch or injector needed to use the POE-48-24W?
A: The POE-48-24W functions as a standalone power injector. You do not need a separate PoE-capable switch, but ensure your network switch has sufficient remaining PoE budget if the injector is powered from the switch itself.
Q: What warranty does the POE-48-24W include?
A: Refer to Ubiquiti's standard warranty terms for accessories. Confirm coverage with your distributor or Ubiquiti directly for warranty registration and support details.
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