Questions about TP-Link PoE+ Injector Adapter TL-POE160S Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) Ports 1x10

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grafigigraf

11 months ago

I use an AP with an outdoor housing from Zyxel. Can I simply use the injector to supply the AP with power via PWR+DATA OUT? The AP itself is in smart mesh mode and acts as a repeater. I think it works, but I'm not entirely sure ;)

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mail

1 year ago

I have older cabling in my holiday home. This means that the ubiquity access point does not work (no power). Is this adapter suitable for this?

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alderwies

3 years ago

How many volts and amps of output does the TP-Link TL-PoE160S have? I need to power a Poe device with 9-12Volt, 1.4Ampere. Does this injector work?

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Ramin Dellavari

3 years ago

Hi alderwies, T-Link support tells me that "The PoE injector supports 802.3af/at and automatically determines the required power for the connected PoE device (max. 30 W)".

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Questions about TP-Link PoE+ Injector Adapter TL-POE160S Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) Ports 1x10

What would you like to know?

0 questions and answers

I use an AP with an outdoor housing from Zyxel. Can I simply use the injector to supply the AP with power via PWR+DATA OUT? The AP itself is in smart mesh mode and acts as a repeater. I think it works, but I'm not entirely sure ;)

I have older cabling in my holiday home. This means that the ubiquity access point does not work (no power). Is this adapter suitable for this?

How many volts and amps of output does the TP-Link TL-PoE160S have? I need to power a Poe device with 9-12Volt, 1.4Ampere. Does this injector work?