POE-24i by Pac Wireless POE power supply/inserter 90-264VAC, Output 24VDC at .8A 12W The POE-xxi is an advanced power supply / power inserter. The power supply is autoranging on the input and has a regulated voltage output. It has overload and short circuit protection in addition to Ethernet surge suppression builtin. The POE-xxi is not a proprietary unit. It will function with any equipment which is compliant with the IEEE 802.3af POE standards. For all ?i? models the power is supplied on ethernet pins 4/5 (V+) and 7/8 (V-). For the ?iR? models the power is supplied on ethernet pins 4/5 (V-) and 7/8 (V+). The POE-xxi come complete with a standard North American 115VAC power cord. International cords are available upon request. A Current Indicator (-CI) model is available. The LED will be AMBER until >35mA current flows to the end device which will turn the LED to GREEN. This is a good way to remotely monitor the connection between the POE and the end device and indicate that the end device is turned on. To order this model add a ??CI? suffix to the standard part number. Using power over ethernet to power remote devices has several advantages including: The power supply can be centrally located where it can be attached to an uninterruptible power supply. The user has the ability to easily power on reset the attached equipment from a remote location. There is no need to run additional power cabling to the device as power can be supplied over the CAT5 ethernet cable. Features and Benefits: ?Carrier class? power over ethernet system Auto ranging power supply/ inserter Built-in ethernet surge protection to prevent equipment damage Overload and short circuit protection Minimum cross talk and insertion loss Advanced switching technology ? runs cool Powers clients which accept power on unused ethernet pins 4,5,7,8 FCC and CE approved Current indicator (CI) option available Applications Remote routers, access points and bridges Remote networking equipment SOHO equipment IP camera systems 400MHz to 10GHz systems IP phone systems