| Poe Ports | Not specified |
| Poe Standard | IEEE 802.3at |
| Poe Budget Watts | Not specified |
| Manageable | No |
| Switching Capacity Gbps | Not specified |
| Port Count | Not specified |
| Ethernet Technology | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Sfp Slots | SFP/SFP+ Slots: Not specified |
| Managed Type | Management Type: Unmanaged |
| Vlan Support | Not specified |
| Layer Supported | Not specified |
| Stacking Support | Not specified |
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It takes 48 V 802.3at PoE input and converts it to 24 VDC output for compatible devices.
Yes. It is specified as a Gigabit PoE splitter, so it is intended for deployments that need Gigabit connectivity.
It is suited for legacy or field devices that require 24 VDC and are being powered from a PoE source.
A splitter simplifies remote installs by delivering power over the same cable used for data, which reduces cabling and local power dependency.

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