List of 802.11x products which use POE natively?

CZroe · 03-02-2003

Does anyone have a list of POE devices? If not, let's make one!

I've heard of a few WiFi access points and bridges and such which support power over ethernet without having to seperate the power lines on the hardware side. However, my sources were so distant and varied that I don't remember a single one. It would help make purchasing decisions in my case.

I'm even wondering if some of my current hardware might support it!

agentgrn · 03-02-2003

Cisco 350 series.

fitzStewart · 03-02-2003

Cisco 1200 series
Intermec 2101
Teklogix 9150 (POE version may not yet be released)

anyone else have anymore to add?

CZroe · 03-02-2003

Thnx! I only have a little to add...

They use Intermec 2101 acces point here at work, and they use Intermec POE injectors... and demuxors. Therefore these APs are not natively POE

Davo · 03-03-2003

The SMC 2655W AP has PoE. I have a writeup of how I made a power injector for it here .

CZroe · 03-09-2003

Thnx!

USR 802.11b bridging products also use POE.

Edit:
And Tom's Hardware's review of the Linksys WAP54G state:

"Further exploration revealed that the Ethernet connector is wired for Power Over Ethernet operation, although Linksys is not spec-ing the feature at this time."

Spammy · 03-10-2003

D-Link DWL-1500's take POE (have a POE/DC switch on them). They ship with a POE unit included.

Sam

03-02-2003	#1 (permalink)
CZroe Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 38	List of 802.11x products which use POE natively? Does anyone have a list of POE devices? If not, let's make one! I've heard of a few WiFi access points and bridges and such which support power over ethernet without having to seperate the power lines on the hardware side. However, my sources were so distant and varied that I don't remember a single one. It would help make purchasing decisions in my case. I'm even wondering if some of my current hardware might support it!

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agentgrn KB1JQO - Packin' Heat Join Date: May 2002 Location: Worcester, MA Posts: 517	Cisco 350 series. __________________ -A.G.-

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CZroe Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 38	Thnx! I only have a little to add... They use Intermec 2101 acces point here at work, and they use Intermec POE injectors... and demuxors. Therefore these APs are not natively POE Last edited by CZroe : 03-09-2003 at 06:44 PM.

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Davo Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: West Palm Beach, FL Posts: 31	SMC2655W AP The SMC 2655W AP has PoE. I have a writeup of how I made a power injector for it here . __________________ Davo

03-09-2003	#6 (permalink)
CZroe Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 38	Thnx! USR 802.11b bridging products also use POE. Edit: And Tom's Hardware's review of the Linksys WAP54G state: "Further exploration revealed that the Ethernet connector is wired for Power Over Ethernet operation, although Linksys is not spec-ing the feature at this time." Last edited by CZroe : 03-09-2003 at 07:15 PM.

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fitzStewart UrbanEx Wardriver Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 103	Cisco 1200 series Intermec 2101 Teklogix 9150 (POE version may not yet be released) anyone else have anymore to add?

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Spammy Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Bournemouth, UK Posts: 78	D-Link DWL-1500's take POE (have a POE/DC switch on them). They ship with a POE unit included. Sam

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