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POE splitter adapter cable with RJ45 connectors

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Ruth's sister POE Splitter RJ45 Injector 12-48v

SKU CH-FENJ-00N8D

A passive PoE injector splits power and data over Ethernet for IP cameras using 12-48V supply

  • Delivers power over Ethernet without a separate supply
  • Passive splitter works with 12 to 48 volt sources
  • Single RJ45 injector simplifies IP camera installation
  • Compact adapter replaces bulky power bricks for cleaner runs

POE Splitter for IP Cameras

This passive Power over Ethernet splitter delivers 12 to 48 volts to compatible IP cameras through a single RJ45 connection. It suits installers who need to power devices where no local mains outlet exists. The adapter separates data and power from a POE source without active negotiation.

Simple RJ45 In-Line Installation

The cable plugs inline between the network link and the camera, requiring no extra mounting hardware or configuration. Its passive design means it works with any standard POE injector or switch port that supplies voltage in the stated range. Installers who need managed POE negotiation or higher power budgets should select an active splitter instead.

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What voltage range does the passive PoE splitter support?

The adapter handles a 12 to 48 volt input range for IP cameras.

What connector does the injector use for the network link?

It uses an RJ45 port to pass both data and power over Ethernet.

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