How to add PoE to any Ethernet switch

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You can add PoE to an Ethernet switch with something called a PoE injector, a type of midspan power sourcing equipment (PSE). This is useful for those situations where its difficult, impossible, or simply not cost-effective to replace your existing Ethernet switches.

The INJ-24 has several convenient features that make the job especially easy for integrators. It supports PoE+ for greater power output, up to 30W, and automatically adjusts the power as required by the attached device. It supports Gigabit Ethernet connections. And it supports both 24V and 48V power input, so in many cases, you can connect it to the same power supply used by your Ethernet switch.

More info on PoE: http://www.moxa.com/support/request_catalog_detail.aspx?id=58
Other PoE solutions: http://www.moxa.com/product/industrial_poe_switch.htm
Buy evaluation units (USA only): http://store.moxa.com/a/cat/industrial-ethernet/ethernet-switches/power-over-...

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