Axis Communications 02740-004 Sfp Midspan 60W

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 02740-004 is a single-port 60-watt SFP midspan power injector designed to deliver Power over Ethernet (PoE) to network devices through an SFP fiber or copper uplink interface. The unit injects DC power onto the data line without requiring a PoE-capable switch, making it a straightforward solution for adding powered connectivity to an existing non-PoE network infrastructure. Typical installers include low-voltage security technicians and network integrators working on IP camera deployments, access control systems, and similar CCTV or surveillance infrastructure. At 60 watts output, the midspan can support high-power IP cameras and other IEEE 802.3bt-class devices.

The 02740-004 is suited for commercial and enterprise surveillance installations where an SFP uplink is needed between a network switch and a powered end device. It is commonly deployed in CCTV infrastructure projects requiring single-port PoE injection at a remote location, such as a camera mount point or access control panel, where running a new PoE switch is not practical. Security integrators and low-voltage contractors are the primary installers for this type of midspan device.

Key Features

• 60-watt PoE output supports high-power IP cameras and similar powered devices
• SFP interface enables fiber or copper uplink flexibility
• Single-port midspan design simplifies installation at individual device locations
• Allows PoE injection without replacing existing non-PoE network switches
• Sold as an individual unit (EA), no minimum order quantity indicated beyond one

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style single-port SFP midspan for use with IP cameras, access control readers, and other PoE-capable network devices in CCTV and security infrastructure applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or network technician familiar with structured cabling and PoE standards. Power down the midspan and disconnect from the network before servicing or reconfiguring connections. Follow applicable local electrical codes and manufacturer wiring guidelines when routing cabling to and from the SFP port. Do not exceed the 60-watt power budget of the device when selecting end-point loads.