How to power up a gateway with a PoE (Power over Ethernet) injector?
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Table of Contents
References
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Introduction
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Supporting Documents
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FAQs
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Conclusion
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- Power over Ethernet
Introduction
Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology allows devices like gateways to be powered up using Ethernet cables, eliminating the need for separate power supplies. This article outlines the steps to power up a gateway using a PoE injector, enabling streamlined and efficient operation.
Supporting Documents
- Please see attached "Ubiquiti PoE" to view indoor PoE injector options provided by Ubiquiti.
- Please see attached "Datasheet_KLK03596_POE_Injector_30W_outdoor_AC_Input_V0_2" to view the more robust outdoor PoE injector provided by Kerlink.
Tutorial
- Prepare the PoE Injector and Gateway: Ensure that both the PoE injector and the gateway are ready for connection and undamaged.
- Insert the PoE Cable: Carefully insert the PoE cable into the connector on the gateway.
- Wait for Visual Indication: The gateway will automatically turn on, and visual indication will appear on the connector within approximately 1 minute.
- Note: Refer to pictures 9 and 10 for accurate PoE connection.
Cable Inversion: Be cautious while inserting RJ45 cables into the PoE module; inverting the cables will prevent the gateway from turning on!
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How long does it take for the visual indication to appear on the connector?
- A: It takes approximately 1 minute for the visual indication to appear after inserting the PoE cable.
- Q: How do I know what type of PoE injector I need for my gateway?
- A: Make sure to check the datasheet of the gateway for the power input specifications. Still in doubt? Make sure to contact Everynet Support via the Everynet Support Portal or through support@everynet.com.
Conclusion
Powering up a gateway with a PoE injector is a straightforward process that brings efficiency and flexibility to network setups. By following this guide and ensuring correct cable insertion, users can effectively avoid common issues and ensure the reliable operation of the gateway. For any additional information or support, refer to the provided user manuals and resources.
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