PoE Extender Switch No name PFT1310 3-port PoE extender

No name PFT1310 is a 3-port PoE extender switch designed to extend Power over Ethernet connectivity to devices located beyond standard cable length limits. The compact unit accepts a PoE input and provides three Ethernet ports with PoE passthrough to deliver power and data to IP cameras, wireless access points, and other compatible PoE equipment. It is intended for installations where adding intermediate powered devices can reduce cabling complexity and increase the reach of a PoE network.

Advantages

The PoE extender switch offers three downstream Ethernet ports with pass-through power, enabling multiple devices to be served from a single PoE feed without separate power supplies. Its small footprint allows placement in closets, junction boxes, or near mounting locations for cameras and access points. By extending both power and data over Ethernet, it simplifies installation and reduces the need for separate AC outlets at remote device locations.

Suitable for

• Extending power and network connectivity for IP surveillance cameras
• Supplying PoE to wireless access points in distant or ceiling locations
• Small installations where additional PoE reach is required without running extra power lines

Key specifications

• Number of ports: 3 Ethernet ports with PoE passthrough
• Function: PoE extension for power and data over Ethernet
• Form factor: compact, lightweight housing suitable for discreet placement
• Compatibility: designed for standard PoE-powered devices such as IP cameras and access points
• Installation: inline insertion between a PoE switch/injector and end devices to extend reach

How to use

Connect the PoE input port of the PFT1310 to an existing PoE switch or PoE injector using a suitable Ethernet cable. Connect devices to the three downstream Ethernet ports to provide both power and network connectivity. Ensure the upstream PoE source can supply sufficient power budget for all downstream devices. Mount the unit in a dry, ventilated location and route cables to avoid strain on connectors.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, verify the power requirements of connected devices and the available wattage from the upstream PoE source; use shielded or outdoor-rated cabling where environmental conditions require greater protection.