PoE Splitter IEEE 802.3af 48V to 12V 15.4W | 100m Range
PoE Splitter IEEE 802.3af 48V to 12V 15.4W | 100m Range
PoE Splitter IEEE 802.3af | 48V Input / 12V Output | 15.4W | 100-Meter Range
Power your IP cameras, NVRs, and other network devices cleanly and efficiently with this IEEE 802.3af-compliant PoE Splitter. Designed to convert the 48V Power over Ethernet signal from your PoE switch into a stable 12V DC output, this splitter eliminates the need for a separate power adapter — reducing cable clutter and simplifying installations across offices, warehouses, retail spaces, and home security setups.
With a 15.4W maximum power delivery and a reliable transmission distance of up to 100 meters (328 ft) over a standard Ethernet cable, this unit keeps your surveillance and network hardware powered without compromise.
Key Features
- IEEE 802.3af Compliant — Works seamlessly with any standard 802.3af PoE switch or injector
- 48V Input / 12V DC Output — Provides clean, stable power conversion for cameras and NVRs
- 15.4W Power Output — Sufficient for most IP cameras and compact network devices
- 100-Meter Transmission Range — Full power and data delivery over standard Cat5e/Cat6 cabling
- No Separate Power Adapter Needed — Simplifies wiring; power and data travel on a single cable
- Compact & Plug-and-Play Design — Ready to install right out of the box, no configuration required
- Wide Compatibility — Ideal for IP cameras, NVRs, access points, and other 12V network devices
Specifications
- Standard: IEEE 802.3af
- Input Voltage: 48V DC (via PoE)
- Output Voltage: 12V DC
- Max Power: 15.4W
- Max Cable Distance: 100 meters
- Compatible Cable: Cat5e / Cat6 Ethernet
- Compatible Devices: IP cameras, NVRs, wireless access points
Who Is This For?
Whether you're a systems integrator, IT professional, or a savvy homeowner building out a security camera system, this PoE splitter is the clean, no-fuss solution for powering 12V devices over existing network infrastructure. No extra power runs. No messy adapters. Just plug in and go.
For more guidance on network and PoE standards, refer to the NIST Communications Technology Laboratory.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a PoE Splitter and how does this IEEE 802.3af model work?
A: A PoE (Power over Ethernet) splitter receives both data and electrical power over a single Ethernet cable from a PoE switch or injector. This IEEE 802.3af-compliant splitter takes the incoming 48V PoE signal and converts it to a 12V DC output, allowing you to power 12V devices like IP cameras and NVRs without a separate power adapter — up to 100 meters away from the switch.
Q: Will this PoE splitter work with my existing PoE switch?
A: Yes, as long as your switch supports the IEEE 802.3af standard (the most common PoE standard), this splitter is fully compatible. Simply connect it inline between your PoE switch and your 12V device — no configuration needed.
Q: What devices can be powered using this 12V PoE splitter?
A: This splitter is ideal for powering IP security cameras, NVRs (Network Video Recorders), wireless access points, and other compact network or surveillance devices that operate on 12V DC and draw up to 15.4W of power.
Q: What cable type is recommended for the full 100-meter range?
A: For optimal performance at the full 100-meter (328 ft) transmission distance, use Cat5e or Cat6 Ethernet cable. Higher-quality cabling will ensure stable power delivery and reliable data transmission over the full distance.