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Ubiquiti POE-24-7W-G-WH 7-W 24V DC 0.3A Gigabit Ethernet PoE Adapter
- 24V DC Power Output
- 7 Watts Power Delivery
- 0.3A Output Current
- Gigabit Ethernet Compatible
- Ideal for low-power devices
- Includes surge protection
- White housing
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Product Overview
The Ubiquiti POE-24-7W-G-WH is a 24V DC Power over Ethernet injector designed for lower-power PoE devices. It delivers 7 watts of power at 0.3A, suitable for basic VoIP phones, IP cameras, and other devices with minimal power requirements.
Technical Information
| Output Voltage | 24V DC |
| Output Power | 7W |
| Output Current | 0.3A |
Additional Specifications
| Input Voltage | 100-240VAC 50/60Hz |
| Data Interface | Gigabit Ethernet |
| PoE Standard | Passive PoE |
Product Description
The Ubiquiti POE-24-7W-G-WH is a compact and efficient PoE injector tailored for devices that require a modest amount of power. It provides a stable 24V DC output, delivering up to 7 watts of power with a current rating of 0.3A. This makes it an excellent choice for powering standard IP phones, entry-level IP cameras, and other small network devices that do not necessitate high power consumption. This injector supports Gigabit Ethernet connectivity, ensuring that the data transmission speed remains unhindered. It incorporates essential surge protection features to safeguard the connected endpoint device from potential electrical damage caused by power surges or lightning strikes. The white casing is designed to be unobtrusive in office or home environments. By utilizing the POE-24-7W-G-WH, users can simplify their network setup by eliminating the need for local power adapters for each device. Power and data are delivered through a single Ethernet cable, reducing cable clutter and facilitating easier installation, especially in distributed deployments. It is a cost-effective solution for powering a wide range of standard PoE-enabled devices.