Amg Systems AMG155-1GBT-P60 Single Port Poe Injector 60W

Product Description

The AMG SYSTEMS AMG155-1GBT-P60 is a single-port Power over Ethernet (PoE) injector rated at 60 watts. It delivers both data and DC power over a single Ethernet cable to connected devices, eliminating the need for a separate power supply at the endpoint. The IEC power inlet accepts a standard IEC power cord, making it suitable for use in varied installation environments. Network technicians and low-voltage integrators install this injector when a PoE-capable switch is not available or when a dedicated high-wattage power source is needed for a single device such as a PTZ camera, wireless access point, or VoIP device.

This injector is suited for commercial and light industrial network installations where a single powered device requires up to 60 watts delivered over the Ethernet run. It fits into structured cabling infrastructure as a midspan device, placed between the network switch and the powered device. It is appropriate for indoor installations where a nearby AC outlet and IEC cord are available. Low-voltage technicians and network installers are the primary trades for this type of deployment.

Key Features

• Single Gigabit Ethernet port supports high-bandwidth powered devices
• 60-watt output capacity supports high-power PoE devices requiring more than standard 15W or 30W budgets
• IEC power inlet allows use of locally sourced standard power cords
• Midspan injector design works independently of the upstream switch PoE capability
• Sold individually as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as a midspan PoE injector for use with Gigabit Ethernet powered devices compatible with high-wattage PoE standards. Verify powered device PoE standard and wattage requirements before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or network integrator. Connect the data-in port to the upstream network switch, the data-out port to the powered device, and the IEC power cord to a grounded AC outlet. Power down or disconnect the powered device before making or changing Ethernet connections to avoid potential damage from hot-swapping on sensitive equipment. Follow applicable local codes and NEC Article 725 guidelines for low-voltage cabling runs.