Ubiquiti Networks GP-V480-032G power adapter
Gigabit PoE injector delivers 48 V at 0.32 A from 100-240 V input and includes a power cord
- Delivers reliable PoE power for compatible devices
- Accepts worldwide mains voltage from 100 to 240 volts
- Provides stable 48 volt output at 0.32 amps
- Includes power cord for immediate connection
- Genuine Ubiquiti injector with built-in safety protections
Genuine Ubiquiti 48 V 0.32 A PoE injector
This is a genuine Ubiquiti GP-V480-032G power adapter designed to deliver 48 V at 0.32 A over a single Ethernet cable. It accepts a universal 100-240 V input at 50-60 Hz and includes a power cord for immediate deployment.
Suited for installers powering one 48 V PoE device
Network technicians who need a compact, brand-name injector for a single access point, IP camera or VoIP phone will find this unit matches the required voltage and current. Builders who require higher current, multiple ports or a different output voltage should select another model.
Fixed 48 V 0.32 A output
The adapter provides exactly 48 V at 0.32 A, so the connected device must operate within that current limit. Verify the powered equipment's specification before purchase to ensure compatibility.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Model name | GP-V480-032G |
Questions about this item
How much heat or noise does the GP-V480-032G produce when running continuously?
The adapter has no fan and draws only 0.5 A at 100-240 V input, so it runs silently with minimal warmth during all-day use.
What must I already own to use this U-POE-af injector?
You need a standard IEC C7 mains lead for the wall socket and an Ethernet patch cable to link the injector to your network device.
Will the 48 V 0.32 A output work with older 10/100 equipment I still have?
Yes, the 48 V 0.32 A output matches the voltage many legacy powered devices expect, so older 10/100 gear that accepts 48 V passive PoE will start up normally.
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