Gigabit PoE++ Injector 60W IEEE802.3bt/at/af Compliant, Supplies 15.4W or 30W or 60W Power Over Ethernet Distances Up to 328ft, PoE Injector Adapter for Camera/Access Point, EN60GB

TLDR; it does what it says it does which is more than I can say for 99% of the tech out there. I have a unifi poe setup but the poe is just Poe+ and wouldn’t power more than one device on a line. I would have preferred unifi adapter but it’s back ordered (surprise surprise ). Running multiple lines is really costly and annoying. This is able to power 2 g4 pro and a switch flex with room to spare.

Does the job fine on a short run to my security camera, and provides a simple solution for data and power. I'm new to POE so this is still a learning thing for me.

This has been working well for me, plugged in with a device on the other end for a week or so, with no noticeable overheating or dropouts. Seems like a pretty well-manufactured device from the outside and a nice power supply for injecting into standard PoE devices.

I wanted to put a small office desk in a spot that's far away from an electrical outlet. While I understand that extension cords are not a big deal for most people, it's just not something that I like to deal with. I could hire an electrician to install a new electrical outlet, but instead I ordered one of these and wall fished my own ethernet cable. Problems solved. I have another device that splits it off into a USB-C power delivery port, and an ethernet port, both of which are hooked up to my laptop. It's able to keep my laptop fully charged, and I don't have to worry about a bunch of electrical roll cords running around. Great little device, at a very good price.

I've got a couple of these from this brand and I'm pretty happy with them. I don't have any dropouts from my WAPs and the connection feels stable. They handle ++ devices without issue, whereas I was having trouble plugging one of my higher powered WAPs into a POE switch (that I later found wasn't ++ rated). Easy to mount and powered with a standard three-prong power cable.

Dependable power solution. It supports IEEE802.3bt/at/af standards and provides up to 60W of power, handling both PoE (15.4W) and PoE+ (30W) devices efficiently. The setup is straightforward, and it ensures a stable connection, making it perfect for various networking needs. Compact and reliable, it delivers consistent performance.

I got this Procet EN60GB PoE injector as a future-proof injector to power my LED-lit PoE camera. It works well for that purpose, but that camera does not have high power requirements. I have no way to measure and confirm the specs, but I have no doubt that it meets them. I’ve included a photo of the specs from the (nicely-written) user manual. It is worth noting that this product complies with the newer, more powerful “PoE++” (not just “PoE”) spec, EEE802.3bt/at/af.When powered up with no devices connected, it uses 0.5W, according to my Kill-A-Watt meter. That’s quite good and means that this injector won’t cost much to power.

Works as expected, tested on both the new UI Flex Mini 2.5 and my RTSP security camera - both power successfully with no issues with teh power blinking or network dropping.