⚡ Power Your Connectivity with Confidence!
The Ubiquiti Networks POE-24-24W-G is a high-performance Passive PoE Adapter designed for seamless integration with your network. With a robust 24W power output and Gigabit Ethernet support, it ensures fast and reliable connectivity. Its compact design and ESD protection make it a must-have for any tech-savvy professional looking to enhance their network infrastructure.
| Brand | Ubiquiti |
| Product Dimensions | 5.59 x 8.89 x 3.3 cm; 159 g |
| Item model number | POE-24-24W-G |
| Manufacturer | Ubiquiti Networks |
| Colour | Black |
| Voltage | 240 Volts |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 159 g |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
I**N
To replaced a failed Ubiquiti PoE injector
Simple swap out for a 5+ yr old failed unit. Shame the connected AP wouldn't also work with standard PoE and needs this passive 24V injector. failed unit was causing regular Ethernet disconnects and generally useless wireless behaviour. All working fine again when proven with a different injector and then this replacement part. Shipped with two cables: UK and EU to C6 (clover leaf) on the injector.
D**S
Perfect
Super
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Does what I need it to do
It does what it needs to do… in my case power a UniFi doorbell
T**V
Can't get Gigabit connection from LAN port
For some reason I can't get Gigabit connection from LAN port. Checked many ethernet cables on EdgeRouter X SFP and Mikrotik HAB ax2, but no luck. For example Tp-Link TL-POE2412G is providing 1GB without any problem.
P**R
Served a purpose
Good piece of kit but only if you are in EU. No uk plug or adapter so need to order a uk lead at additional cost
I**C
Well it does exactly what its supposed to, powers Ubiquity Access Points!
Customer had an install with 4 Ubiquity AP's, and the installer had fitted a Ubiquity plastic passive POE switch, which was a waste of time and money, and failed, leaving the house without wifi.The original injectors had been thrown away, so sadly had to purchase something that was originally free.If you are using end points that use passive POE rather than 802.3 af/bt I recommend using injectors rather than POE switches. Passive POE switches are usually junk.
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