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Explore Stack InternalThe Ethernet port does not support PoE. Therefore, you cannot use PoE without external hardware; it would be necessary to convert the 48V down to 5V. It should limit the current to 1A.
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See also: What do I need to know when choosing a dedicated power supply?
The Ethernet port does not support PoE. Therefore, you cannot use PoE without external hardware; it would be necessary to convert the 48V down to 5V. It should limit the current to 1A.
###Untested (Possibly) Useful Hardware###
See also: What do I need to know when choosing a dedicated power supply?
The Ethernet port does not support PoE. Therefore, you cannot use PoE without external hardware; it would be necessary to convert the 48V down to 5V. It should limit the current to 1A.
See also: What do I need to know when choosing a dedicated power supply?
The Ethernet port does not support PoE. Therefore, you cannot use PoE without external hardware; it would be necessary to convert the 48V down to 5V. It should limit the current to 1A.
###Untested (Possibly) Useful Hardware###
See also: What do I need to know when choosing a dedicated power supply?What do I need to know when choosing a dedicated power supply?
The Ethernet port does not support PoE. Therefore, you cannot use PoE without external hardware; it would be necessary to convert the 48V down to 5V. It should limit the current to 1A.
###Untested (Possibly) Useful Hardware###
See also: What do I need to know when choosing a dedicated power supply?
The Ethernet port does not support PoE. Therefore, you cannot use PoE without external hardware; it would be necessary to convert the 48V down to 5V. It should limit the current to 1A.
###Untested (Possibly) Useful Hardware###
See also: What do I need to know when choosing a dedicated power supply?
The Ethernet port does not support PoE. Therefore, you cannot use PoE without external hardwarehardware; it would be necessary to convert the 48V down to 5V. It should limit the current to 1A.
###Untested (Possibly) Useful Hardware###
See also: What do I need to know when choosing a dedicated power supply?
The Ethernet port does not support PoE. Therefore, you cannot use PoE without external hardware.
See also: What do I need to know when choosing a dedicated power supply?
The Ethernet port does not support PoE. Therefore, you cannot use PoE without external hardware; it would be necessary to convert the 48V down to 5V. It should limit the current to 1A.
###Untested (Possibly) Useful Hardware###
See also: What do I need to know when choosing a dedicated power supply?
