Just Add Power OM-705POE Poe Transmitter 1080p

Product Description

The JUST ADD POWER OM-705POE is a Power over Ethernet (PoE) transmitter designed to distribute 1080p HD video signals across IP network infrastructure. This unit encodes and transmits high-definition video over a standard Cat cable network, allowing AV integrators and low-voltage technicians to deploy scalable video distribution without dedicated coax or HDMI home runs. It fits into both 2nd-generation and 3rd-generation JUST ADD POWER distribution architectures, making it a practical choice for retrofit and new-installation projects where network-based AV transport is specified.

The OM-705POE is suited for commercial and residential AV installations where centralized video sources must be distributed to multiple display endpoints over existing or new IP network wiring. Typical applications include conference rooms, hospitality displays, digital signage, and whole-home video systems. The unit draws power directly from a PoE-capable network switch, eliminating the need for a separate power supply at the transmitter location. It is intended for installation by licensed low-voltage AV technicians or systems integrators familiar with IP-based AV distribution.

Key Features

• Transmits 1080p HD video over standard IP network infrastructure
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) operation eliminates separate power supply requirement
• Compatible with 2nd-generation and 3rd-generation JUST ADD POWER system architectures
• Supports scalable multi-zone video distribution via managed network switch
• Designed for low-voltage AV integration in commercial and residential environments

Compatibility

Designed for use within JUST ADD POWER 2G and 3G PoE-based video distribution systems. Confirm switch PoE budget and firmware revision requirements with the system documentation before deployment.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage AV technician or licensed systems integrator. Power down or disconnect the PoE switch port before connecting or disconnecting the transmitter. Verify that the network switch provides sufficient PoE wattage per port to support this unit and all connected endpoints. Follow applicable local low-voltage wiring codes and the manufacturer system documentation for network configuration and firmware setup.