PoE++ Splitter Exsys EX-60326 802.3at (PoE+) output 12V DC 36W

Exsys EX-60326 is a compact PoE++ splitter designed to extract power from an 802.3at (PoE+) Ethernet feed and deliver a regulated 12 V DC output with up to 36 W of power. The device separates data and power from a single Ethernet cable, allowing non-PoE equipment to be installed where only a PoE source is available. Its inline design supports flexible placement near the powered device without modifying existing network infrastructure.

Advantages

The splitter offers a reliable method to power devices requiring 12 V DC from a PoE+ network, supporting up to 36 W output while maintaining data transmission over the same cable. Its compact and inline form factor simplifies deployment in confined spaces and reduces the need for additional power cabling. Built to industry PoE standards, the unit interoperates with PoE switches and injectors that provide 802.3at-class power.

Suitable for

• Powering IP cameras that require 12 V DC in locations with PoE infrastructure
• Supplying access points or wireless devices without native PoE support
• Feeding embedded systems, sensors, or industrial components needing 12 V DC
• Retrofit installations where running separate DC power lines is impractical

Key specifications

• Input: PoE 802.3at (PoE+) compatible power over Ethernet
• Output voltage: 12 V DC
• Maximum output power: 36 W
• Function: separates data and power from a PoE Ethernet link
• Form factor: compact inline splitter for near-device installation

How to use

Connect the incoming PoE Ethernet cable from a PoE+ switch or injector to the splitter's data/power input port. Attach the splitter's Ethernet data output to the network port of the target device if it requires data connection, and connect the 12 V DC power output to the device's power input using the appropriate connector and polarity. Verify that the PoE source provides sufficient power budget and that the target device accepts 12 V DC at the available power level before powering up.

Usage recommendations

Ensure compatibility by confirming the PoE source supports 802.3at-class power and that the end device accepts a 12 V DC supply within the provided power envelope. Use appropriate cable lengths and quality-rated Ethernet cabling to minimise voltage drop and maintain stable operation. For installations in harsh environments or where safety regulations apply, follow local wiring codes and consider enclosures or strain relief for the splitter and connectors.