I see this can be powered by AC or PoE, can it alternately power another PoE device?
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No the Netgear GS108T will NOT power any other device. It can only be powered itself via Port 1. For a list of PSE (Power Sourcing Equipment) devices follow the link below. Click the drop down for Power Over Ethernet then select the options you'd like. http://selector.netgear.com/productsearch/FormProductSelector.aspx?categoryid=1000&LanguageCode=en-US Hope this helps
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The unit is to add both data and power over one cable. It let's you power ip equipment where there is no power outlet. Hardware must be POE compatible to work though.
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Yes, this unit is PoE. That's the only way it works. If you don't have a PoE switch, it has an adapter for you. If you can get a chance to read a PDF manual all the details are stated there.
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Yes it can be managed from any port if configured to do so, which is the default. Yes on multiple VLANs and trunk ports. Note: the POE it supplies is not standard 802.3af POE. It is Ubiquiti's own flavor.
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This device is an injector only, not a switch. For each connected PoE device, you must also have the respective LAN port connected to a switch. And you'll need 2 AC power outlets, one for the injector and one for the switch. You're probably better off with a PoE switch (my preference).
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No. These cable assemblies are designed to be used with the power supply for the device you want to power. POE power is 48 volts and requires that the device you are trying to power can take the 48 volts and convert it to what it needs. The power from the device power supply is simply injected into the ethernet cable at the source end then extracted at the other end.
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Yes for this model but remember that it will auto power Poe camera and other standard Poe device but it will not power any assess point that use passive power like mikrotek and Ubiquiti. Beside this issue the switch is a great product and netgear Support is very helpful in getting you up and running if you need the help
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If you want to plug these into the wall, better to just get the Bundle of 2 GXP1400 models (much cheaper). They are identical but aren't PoE powered.
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Its outputs 48 Volts to the POE Device at about 0.375 Amps I believe. So your resulting wattage would be approx. (48v x 0.375A) = 18 Watts.
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Yes, that's how I ran - one Ethernet cable. The separate 12V connector is in the case you don't have a POE switch.
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the PoE feature doesn't add current draw (power consumption) unless you're actually using it...unless a PoE device is connected. There is no benefit to disabling the feature.
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That is correct. It is not set up for POE but you can make your own POE cable and use it that way.Search the web for making a POE cable and give it a try
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There is a CAT5 connection and a 12v power connection. The CAT5 is PoE capable.
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yes, it has both 2 prong and 3 prong sockets on the same unit. So assuming the current & power draw is within limits, you might be able to put two pieces of equipment on the same unit if needed..
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I don't think so. The unit requires 12 volts to power up. The unit provides 2 PoE ports for phones but will not run on 5 volts from a PoE switch
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No this is Poe consumer so you can power it without using the wall plug power supply.
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yes you can turn power on ports on / off. no it is your standard 48v poe. some aps need a passive poe adapter connecting to standard poe will burn them out