Product Description
A 4-port Gigabit PoE extender for pushing PoE power and data beyond standard Cat5e/Cat6 limits on a camera or AP run.
Key specs
- 1 input, 3 output ports, all Gigabit (10/100/1000 Mbps auto-negotiating)
- IEEE 802.3af/at compliant on input and outputs
- 30W max input, 25W total output, 15.4W max per output port
- Extends PoE power and data by 100m (328ft) beyond the source run
- VLAN isolation on output ports 1-3 for network segmentation
- 3-level cascade support, reducing home-run cabling on remote deployments
- Plug & Play — no configuration required
- Wall-mountable enclosure
Wiring note
The extender has no independent power supply — it draws all power from an upstream PoE source (switch, injector or another PoE device), so a standard PoE input is mandatory. Use at least Cat5e cabling; Cat6 is recommended for stable data throughput and power delivery over the full 100m extension.
Typical use
Fits between a PoE switch, NVR or PoE-enabled AP and IP cameras or access points sited beyond normal cable-run limits — useful where a single long pull would otherwise exceed standard PoE reach, or where a job needs several branch runs cascaded off one uplink. Cross-checked against the 802.3af/at standard, it should work with any compliant PoE source and powered device regardless of brand.
Specifications
- Brand
- GoodTop
- Product Type
- Gigabit PoE extender
- Total Ports
- 4 × RJ45
- Input
- 1 × PoE input port
- Outputs
- 3 × PoE output ports
- Network Speeds
- Auto-adaptive 10/100/1000 Mbps
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
How far can this PoE extender push a connection?
It extends PoE power and data transmission by 100m (328ft) beyond the standard run.
Does the extender need its own power supply?
No — it has no independent power source and must be connected to a standard PoE device or switch to draw power.
What cable should be used with this extender?
At least Cat5e is required for stable performance, with Cat6 recommended for the full 100m extension.
Can multiple extenders be chained together?
Yes, it supports 3-level cascade, which reduces wiring difficulty on remote deployments.
