60W Gigabit PoE++ Injector - 10/100/1000Mbps, RJ-45 Shielded, IEEE 802.3af/at/bt Compliant, PoE Switch Powerline Network Adapter for High Power Ethernet Devices, Up to (328 FT) 100M

Picked up this 60W Gigabit PoE++ injector to power a few PoE++ IP cameras and APs, and it works perfectly. All the cameras powered up instantly with no issues. Network speeds are solid and stable, and the build quality feels much better than I expected — especially for one of the more affordable options out there. Actually works with 10G Ethernet! The solid Plastic housing feels sturdy, runs cool. Overall, a great deal if you need reliable PoE power for cameras or other network devices. Highly recommend!

This PoE injector works exactly as expected. I’m using it to power my access points, and it’s been completely reliable — no drops, no overheating, and no power issues. It delivers solid performance and runs cool even after extended use. Setup was plug-and-play, and the build quality feels solid for the price. If you need a dependable PoE++ injector that just works, this is a great choice.

Didn’t work for our needs, but overall great product.

I needed POE++ for an ubiquity U7PRO XGS with a 10Gb ethernet connection and I really didn’t want to spend $500 for one of their switches just for the one device. It worked great, although it originally failed with a 12 foot cat 5e cable, even though I have run 10Gb ethernet 5e up to 20 or 30 feet in my apartment. I used a shorter cable until some new Amazon basic cat 6 cables arrived. I am getting 1.9Gb-2.2Gb speed test results on an iPhone 16 Pro Max while at my desk in the next room with a wall between myself and the access point. I can only get about 1.1Gb on the old Wi-Fi 6E access point.

Do not use this product if you're powering a device that requires the full POE+ 60W maximum output. It failed to power my Ubiquiti G4 Pro camera properly even with its energy-hungry IR emitters disabled. I tested with a very short cable to make sure the issue wasn't a voltage drop from a long run. It isn't. This injector simply does not work as advertised.

Works as advertised. Used it on a multi-lens CCTV camera with no issues.

Worked well to power a UniFi Flex switch. Provided all the power needed to run two cameras and a UniFi Outdoor 7 AP.

Got this to power an eero Outdoor 7 PoE mesh wifi router and it just works. It's a 60W unit, the eero draws a little under 30 and it runs cool as a cucumber.