D-Link DPE-301GS 1-Port Gigabit PoE Splitter, White

Overall a nice POE splitter if you need to something that you can set to either 5, 9 or 12 V. I like it for testing due to the versatility. Just a few comments... - As many noted, the tab to release the RJ45 is not easy to press. If you plan on plugging/unplugging a lot it could be an issue (or add a few couplers) - It would also be nice it the unit was more compact - Ignore the 30W notes; for output power its 12v 2A (24W), 9V@2A (18W), or 5V@2.5A (12.5W) - The barrel adapter plug is nice because you can swap out the included barrel connector wire with anything you want like micro USB.

Needed POE for PTZ camera and it filled the bill nicely. Very compact. Fully satisfied with the product.

Just an FYI: The DC Barrel connector for powering your devices on the PoE Splitter is 5.5mm x 2.1mm. The inner pin is marked positive. I didn't see the inner pin size documented anywhere, and ended up having to order a separate "DC barrel 5.5x2.1 connector kit" containing a 5.5mm x 2.1mm (female) -> 5.5mm x 2.5mm (male) DC adapter; among many others. 5.5x2.1 is considered a pretty "standard size" for universal DC adapters. This is still the best kit for 1000MBit, so no fault on D-Link's part. But I would have preferred it if the seller could have documented the inner pin size!

Bought to replace a no-name PoE splitter that died after powering my fibre modem (ONT) for about 30 seconds. That was a few months ago, since when this thing has continued soldiering on with zero issues. Yes, it's more expensive than most of the PoE splitters here but this one actually works. NOTE: The advertised 30W power output is not accurate. The device's own specs state 12.5W at 5V, 18W at 9V or 24W at 12V. I suspect 30W is the max power drawn from the PoE source.

Prodotto molto semplice da usare, un classico splitter PoE che però supporta lo standard 802.3at (PoE+), quindi con fino a 24W in output. Se avete bisogno di questa potenza lo raccomando, altrimenti personalmente prenderei lo splitter di TP-Link che supporta solo l'802.3af. Ovviamente assicuratevi di avere dall'altro capo uno switch PoE o injector che supporti tale standard. Io lo sto usando da ormai quasi un anno per alimentare un router il cui alimentatore originale forniva 12V 2A (in realtà assorbe molto, molto meno). Nessun problema da segnalare e non scalda particolarmente. Per me il prezzo è giusto e la qualità è buona.