🔌 DSLRKIT Active PoE Splitter - Gigabit 802.3at, 24W Power Over Ethernet, 48V to 12V 2A Review

Very beautiful box. The short piece of ethernet cable was fine as I installed it in an outdoor box with my LTE modem. I had two different short power cords, but they are not shown in the photo. Connected to my LTE modem with no problems.

Works well with the Linksys Velop WHW03 which I have installed in the outdoor box. The hub used is a ubiquiti 802.3at 24W per port basis on 300ft of Category 6 cable, routed outside, running at 1Gbps and running outside in the heat and cold for months.

I had an application where I needed 12V, 2 amps near the POE output. I installed this splitter and the power delivery worked great. I didn't use the Ethernet port, so I can't comment on that. Although this solved my problem.

Tried 2 other inexpensive ones and they identified themselves as class 0 devices and did not call 802.3at from the port (class 0 is an unspecified 802.3af device). So even though they're rated for more than 20 watts, they'll never get that much power. They, on the other hand, are properly shown as Class 4 devices and have been fantastic. Use with Cisco and Extreme Networks SummitX/VPEX switching. Worth a few euros more and no problem with an 18-watt device.

This splitter only works at 100 Mbps. Otherwise, do some tests with other RJ45 Cat6a and Cat7, replace the PoE injector and won't solve the problem. However, I tested another PoE splitter (DLink) and it worked successfully at 1000Mbps.