Cudy 2023 New 30W Gigabit PoE Injector Adapter, 30W,10/100/1000Mbps RJ-45, IEEE 802.3af / 802.3at Compliant, up to 100 Meters (325 Feet), PoE200

Using the Device to power up and programs some cameras . My other PoE adapter Quit on me and theis was a good alternative.

Does not provide enough power for an Eero POE+ adaptor. Claims it is 802.3at compliant but wouldnt power up the adaptor at all. The injector would just blink from green to red but never power the device up. Returned it for another brand that would work.

Put at camera end of 200 feet of cat5E cable to POE Reolink camera. Great economical way to supply power to a long run. Very fast data speed and showed up same recorder address as before.

Expensive but works with no issues.

Second time buying this! I am surprised this POE actually support 2.5Gbe ports. I have a negear 2.5gbe AP, and the POE injector actually works with that 2.5 port. I presume the protocol 802.3af/at does not care if you use 1 Gbe or 2.5 Gbe, but it is good to know that 2.5 actually also works with this POE injector!

Good quality

I bought the Cudy POE200 30W Gigabit PoE Injector to power a Unifi-8 switch and a Unifi AC-PRO Wi-Fi access point. So far, everything is working as expected. If I were to make any negative comment, it would be that the port labels are difficult read (LAN vs Power). Its not a big deal and only noticeable at installation time, but thought it worth mentioning.

Needed a PoE injector for an additional UniFi AP my son passed on to me. This filled the bill and has worked perfectly.

What I ordered is what I got.

I was installing a new PTZ security camera in my house and decided that running it via PoE was the best option to avoid having to run an extension cord through my attic. The camera requires 30W of power (due to the PTZ function) and this was the best rated, lowest cost option I found out there. It looks like several brands are selling the same injector as the photos look identical to this one but as Cudy has a range of PoE related products I decided to go with them. It has worked great for the last week. It is driving the camera through about 70 of cable (60 of it being Cat-6 and 10, inside of a wall, of 15 year old Cat-5e). No issues at all. There are no link or activity lights on the injector but there is a status light on it that goes green when it has power and changes to red when it is providing power to a device.