The Ubiquiti 24V PoE Adapter is a passive PoE injector for network installers and home users who need to power a compatible Ubiquiti device while retaining Gigabit Ethernet data throughput.

It supplies 24V DC at 0.5A and supports a Gigabit LAN port, carrying power and network data over an Ethernet connection. Remote reset capability and a reset button provide useful ways to restart a connected device, while surge and clamping protection help protect the installation. Its RJ45 shielded socket and earth-grounded AC cable support a grounded network setup.

Key features

  • Delivers 24V DC at 0.5A for compatible passive PoE equipment.
  • Gigabit LAN port supports high speed Ethernet data.
  • Remote reset capability lets a compatible connected device be restarted remotely.
  • A reset button provides a local restart option.
  • Surge protection covers differential and common modes.
  • Clamping protection is specified at 11V for data and 60V for power.
  • RJ45 shielded socket supports a shielded Ethernet connection.

Compatibility

Use this injector only with equipment that supports 24V passive PoE; it is not standard 802.3af/at PoE. Check the powered device’s requirements before connecting it. The datasheet specifies a two-pair power arrangement on pins 4 and 5 positive and pins 7 and 8 negative. Good to know: a standard Ethernet cable is needed to connect the injector to the network and powered device, and the optional wall mount bracket is sold separately.

In the box

  • Ubiquiti 24V PoE Adapter

Specifications

Specification Detail
Product type Passive PoE injector
Part number POE-24-12W-G-WH
Output voltage 24VDC @ 0.5A
Gigabit LAN port Yes
Remote reset capability Yes
Reset button Yes
Data IN / PoE RJ45 Shielded Socket
Colour White

For a compatible installation, this white 12W adapter combines passive PoE power, Gigabit data and protection features in one compact network accessory.

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