POE Amplifier INTELLINET 0766623560962 — Gigabit Power over Ethernet

POE Amplifier INTELLINET 0766623560962 — Gigabit Power over Ethernet is a device that extends and restores PoE signals for networked equipment. Designed for use in Gigabit Ethernet environments, the amplifier boosts both power and data transmission to compensate for voltage drop and signal attenuation over long cable runs. The unit is suitable for installations that require reliable delivery of power and network connectivity to PoE cameras, wireless access points and other PoE-powered devices.

Advantages

The PoE amplifier supports Gigabit throughput while maintaining Power over Ethernet delivery, allowing devices to operate at full network speed even when cable length or quality causes signal loss. It provides a straightforward method to increase effective cable distance without altering existing switches or cabling infrastructure. The design is compact and intended for inline installation, enabling easier placement near the affected cable segment to restore voltage levels and data integrity.

Suitable for

• Extending cable runs for outdoor and indoor PoE CCTV cameras
• Boosting power and signal for wireless access points placed beyond standard PoE distance
• Maintaining stable PoE supply for VoIP phones and networked sensors
• Infrastructure upgrades where replacing cabling is impractical

Key specifications

• Ethernet standard: Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mbps)
• Function: PoE signal amplification and extension
• Compatibility: Works with standard PoE and PoE+ powered devices when used within supported power budgets
• Port type: RJ45 ports for data and power passthrough
• Installation: Inline mounting near cable midpoint or closer to powered device
• Operating environment: Suitable for indoor installations; verify temperature and humidity limits in technical manual

How to use

Install the PoE amplifier inline between the PoE source (switch or injector) and the powered device. Connect the upstream Ethernet cable from the PoE source to the amplifier’s input port and run a downstream cable from the amplifier output to the powered device. Ensure all connectors are secure and that cable quality meets Gigabit Ethernet requirements (typically Cat5e or higher). Power budget considerations must be observed: confirm the combined power draw of connected devices does not exceed the source’s capacity, and verify device negotiation to ensure correct PoE class assignment.

Usage recommendations

Place the amplifier as close as practical to the midpoint or nearer the powered device where signal loss is occurring. Use shielded or high-quality unshielded category cabling rated for Gigabit performance, and avoid sharp bends, splices, or unprotected outdoor runs without appropriate conduit. When deploying multiple amplifiers, plan the overall power budget and segment lengths to maintain both power and data integrity; consult technical documentation for temperature and mounting constraints.