PoE adapter Microconnect POEINJ-60W

The Microconnect POEINJ-60W is a compact single-port Gigabit PoE adapter with two RJ45 ports: one for Ethernet data input and one for combined data and power output. It injects up to 55 V and 60 W of power into the Ethernet cable compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at standards, allowing remote devices to receive both data and power over a single network cable. The adapter requires a separate network switch for data sources because it does not include switching functionality. Its compact dimensions (65.8 mm x 33.5 mm x 145.5 mm) and IP40 rating make it suitable for installations where a dedicated power line at the device location is impractical.

Advantages

The POEINJ-60W delivers up to 60 W per port while maintaining Gigabit data transmission, combines data and power on a single cable to simplify installations, and includes over-current protection to safeguard connected equipment. Its small size and standard RJ45 connectors ease integration into existing network setups and reduce the need for local AC power outlets at remote endpoints.

Suitable for

• Powering network cameras (IP cameras) where mains power is not available
• Supplying wireless access points (APs) and VoIP phones
• Providing power to industrial network terminals and unmanaged devices

Key specifications

• Model: Microconnect POEINJ-60W (MPN: POEINJ-60W, EAN: 5706998910981)
• Power output: 60 W per port, PoE voltage 55 V
• Standards: IEEE 802.3af/at compatible
• Ports: 2 x RJ45 (one input, one PoE output)
• Input voltage: 100–240 V AC
• Protection rating: IP40
• Dimensions: 65.8 mm x 33.5 mm x 145.5 mm
• Weight: 0.38 kg
• Color: Black

How to use

Connect an Ethernet cable from your network switch to the adapter’s data input RJ45 port, then connect a second Ethernet cable from the PoE output RJ45 port to the powered device (for example an IP camera, AP or VoIP phone). Plug the adapter into an AC mains socket using the supplied power cord. Ensure the network switch provides the desired data connection; the adapter will combine that data with PoE power and deliver both to the remote device through the single cable.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use quality Category 5e or better Ethernet cables, verify that the powered device supports IEEE 802.3af/at PoE standards, and avoid exposing the adapter to direct water or dust beyond its IP40 rating. If multiple powered devices are required, use an appropriate PoE switch or multiple compatible injectors rather than daisy-chaining power.