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This is a simple Power over Ethernet (PoE) solution that lets you power devices over a regular Ethernet (RJ45) cable — without needing a PoE-capable network or switch. It usually comes in a pair:
Injector – Adds DC power (from a wall adapter) into the Ethernet cable.
Splitter – At the other end, it splits out the DC power and Ethernet data so your device gets both.
These cables are typically passive — meaning they don’t negotiate power with the device like IEEE 802.3af/at PoE does, instead the voltage you feed in is delivered down the cable directly.
How It Works
Injector Cable: Has an RJ45 on one side and a DC barrel input + RJ45 on the other. You plug your normal power adapter into the barrel, and this feeds DC into the unused Ethernet pins.
Splitter Cable: At the remote end, it has an RJ45 that receives power + data, and splits that into:
A regular RJ45 for network data
A DC barrel (typically 5.5 × 2.1 mm) for power to your device.
The whole point is to use one Ethernet cable to carry both power and data, so you don’t need separate power wiring.
Specifications
Key Features
- This is a simple Power over Ethernet (PoE) solution that lets you power devices over a regular Ethernet (RJ45) cable — without needing a PoE-capable network or switch.
- It usually comes in a pair:
Injector – Adds DC power (from a wall adapter) into the Ethernet cable.
Splitter – At the other end, it splits out the DC power and Ethernet data so your device gets both. - These cables are typically passive — meaning they don’t negotiate power with the device like IEEE 802.3af/at PoE does, instead the voltage you feed in is delivered down the cable directly.
- Injector Cable: Has an RJ45 on one side and a DC barrel input + RJ45 on the other.
- You plug your normal power adapter into the barrel, and this feeds DC into the unused Ethernet pins.
- Splitter Cable: At the remote end, it has an RJ45 that receives power + data, and splits that into:
- A regular RJ45 for network data
A DC barrel (typically 5.5 × 2.1 mm) for power to your device.
The whole point is to use one Ethernet cable to carry both power and data, so you don’t need separate power wiring.
Specifications
- SKU: GE779FF7LXIT3NAFAMZ
- Product Line: Pro Max Electronics
- Weight (kg): 0.0
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