Comnet CNGE1IPS75AC Gigabit Poe Power Injector 75W

Product Description

The COMNET CNGE1IPS75AC is a single-port gigabit Power over Ethernet (PoE) power injector rated at 75 watts and supplied with a power cord. Power injectors add PoE capability to existing network switches that lack built-in PoE ports, delivering both data and DC power over a single Ethernet cable to connected devices. This unit operates at gigabit speeds, making it suitable for high-bandwidth powered devices such as wireless access points, IP cameras, VoIP phones, and similar network equipment. Installation is typically handled by network technicians or low-voltage cabling professionals in commercial and enterprise environments.

The CNGE1IPS75AC is intended for use in enterprise network infrastructure where a standalone PoE source is needed at a single drop. It fits scenarios where a standard non-PoE switch feeds a remote device requiring both data connectivity and power, eliminating the need to run a separate power circuit to that location. Its 75-watt output supports high-power PoE devices that exceed the limits of lower-wattage injectors. The included power cord simplifies deployment and reduces the need for additional accessories at installation time.

Key Features

• 75-watt PoE output supports high-power IEEE 802.3-class network devices
• Gigabit Ethernet throughput maintains full-speed data connectivity alongside power delivery
• Single-port design provides dedicated PoE injection at individual cable drops
• Power cord included for immediate deployment without additional accessories
• Sold as individual unit for flexible single-point installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style standalone gigabit PoE power injector for use with enterprise network switches and powered devices requiring a single-port external PoE source.

Installation Notes

Low-voltage network technicians typically install PoE power injectors in accordance with NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring. Power down connected devices before inserting or removing Ethernet connections at the injector. Verify that the powered device's PoE wattage requirement does not exceed the injector's 75-watt output capacity before energizing. Do not expose the unit to outdoor conditions or environments beyond its intended rated specifications.