Power Over Ethernet Adapters

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PoE Injectors

A PoE injector adds power to an Ethernet cable. You connect it between your router or network switch and your PoE device. It is the best choice when you have a few PoE devices and no PoE switch.

Our PoE injectors include Gigabit PoE injectors, PoE+ injectors, 24V PoE injectors and 48V PoE injectors.

PoE Splitters

A PoE splitter does the opposite job. It takes a PoE cable and splits it into a data connection and a DC power output. Use a PoE splitter when your device has no built-in PoE support. Common outputs are 5V and 12V.

PoE Injector & Splitter Kits

A PoE adapter kit includes both parts, so you can power a non-PoE device over a long cable run. It is a simple, low-cost way to power a camera or access point without extra wiring.

Passive PoE Adapters

Passive PoE sends fixed power, usually 24V or 48V, without checking the device first. Many Ubiquiti products use passive PoE. Always match the voltage to your device, because the wrong voltage can damage it.

Multi-Port PoE Injectors

Multi-port PoE injectors power more than one device from a single unit. They suit small offices, shops and camera setups with several devices.

Understand PoE Standards: 802.3af, 802.3at and 802.3bt

The PoE standard tells you how much power the adapter can deliver. Check what your device needs, then pick an adapter that meets or exceeds it.

24V vs 48V PoE Injectors: Which One Do You Need?

Voltage is one of the most important buying factors. Check your device label or manual before you buy.

• 24V PoE injectors: Used by many passive PoE devices, including some Ubiquiti models.
• 48V PoE injectors: Used by standards-based PoE devices and many Ubiquiti products.
• 5V and 12V outputs: Found on PoE splitters that power non-PoE devices.

Choose by Power Output (Wattage)

Wattage shows how much power the adapter can supply. Your adapter should provide at least as much as your device needs.

• 12W to 15.4W: Basic IP cameras, VoIP phones and small access points.
• 24W to 30W: Gigabit access points and mid-range cameras.
• 60W and above: PoE++ devices, PTZ cameras and high-power equipment.

Choose by Network Speed

• 10/100 Mbps: Suits basic cameras and VoIP phones.
• Gigabit (1 Gbps): Best for modern access points and high-resolution cameras. A Gigabit PoE injector will not slow down your network.
• 2.5 Gbps: For Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7 access points that need faster speeds.

PoE Adapters by Device

PoE Adapters for IP Cameras

Most IP cameras need 802.3af or 802.3at power. A PoE adapter for a camera lets you place the camera far from a power outlet. Check the camera's wattage, especially for PTZ or camera models with heaters and infrared lights.

PoE Injectors for Wireless Access Points

Access points often need PoE+ (802.3at) or Gigabit PoE. A PoE injector for an access point gives you a clean install on a ceiling or wall with one cable.

PoE Adapters for VoIP Phones

Most VoIP phones use 802.3af PoE. A basic PoE injector is usually enough for one or two phones.

PoE Adapters for Routers and Network Devices

Some routers, bridges and network devices accept PoE input. Confirm the input voltage before you buy.

Shop PoE Adapters by Brand

iTech Devices stocks trusted PoE brands, including:

• Ubiquiti: 24V passive injectors, 48V adapters, U-POE-af, PoE+, PoE++ and 2.5G injectors.
• TP-Link: TL-PoE150S, TL-PoE160S and TL-POE200 injectors and splitters.
• D-Link: Reliable PoE adapters for home and business networks.
• PLUSPOE, SMLIGHT and Alfa: Specialist PoE injectors and splitters.

PoE Adapter Prices in the UAE

PoE adapter prices in AED depend on the standard, wattage and speed.

Why Buy PoE Adapters from iTech Devices?

• Genuine products from known networking brands.
• Clear specifications on every product: standard, voltage, wattage, speed and range.
• Compatibility help from our team before you buy.
• AED pricing and local stock in Dubai and the UAE.
• Fast delivery across the UAE.
• Warranty support on eligible products.

Not sure which adapter fits? Send us your device model and we will recommend the right one.

How to Choose the Right PoE Adapter

1. Check your device. Find the PoE standard or voltage on the label or in the manual.
2. Match the standard. Pick 802.3af, 802.3at, 802.3bt or passive PoE to suit your device.
3. Check the voltage. Choose 24V or 48V to match. Never guess with passive PoE.
4. Confirm the wattage. The adapter must supply at least what your device needs.
5. Pick the speed. Choose 100 Mbps, Gigabit or 2.5G to match your network.
6. Check the cable distance. Standard Ethernet PoE works up to 100 meters.

Shop PoE Injectors & Adapters at iTech Devices

Find the right PoE adapter for your IP camera, access point or VoIP phone. Filter by standard, voltage, wattage, speed, brand and price to find your match fast.

Browse our range, compare specifications and order today from iTech Devices in Dubai.

FAQs

What is the difference between a PoE injector and a PoE adapter?

"PoE adapter" is the general term. A PoE injector is one type of PoE adapter that adds power to an Ethernet cable. A PoE splitter is another type that takes power out of the cable at the device end.

Which PoE adapter does my device need?

Check your device's standard (802.3af, 802.3at, 802.3bt or passive), voltage and wattage. Pick an adapter that matches all three.

Will a PoE injector work with an IP camera?

Yes, if the standard, voltage and wattage match. Most IP cameras use 802.3af or 802.3at.

Will it work with a wireless access point?

Yes. Many access points use 802.3af, 802.3at or passive PoE. Check your model's power requirement first.

Do I need a PoE injector or a PoE switch?

Use an injector for a few devices. Use a PoE switch for four or more devices or a larger network.