Just Add Power UL-708POE 3G Poe Transmitter 4K

Product Description

The JUST ADD POWER UL-708POE is a third-generation Power over Ethernet (PoE) transmitter designed for 4K video distribution over standard IP network infrastructure. It converts a source video signal into a network-transmittable stream, allowing AV integrators and low-voltage technicians to distribute ultra-high-definition content across existing Ethernet cabling. The unit draws its operating power directly from a PoE-capable network switch, eliminating the need for a separate power supply at the transmitter location. This design simplifies rack and wall-plate installations in commercial and residential AV systems.

The UL-708POE is suited for structured-cabling AV distribution environments where a central video source must reach multiple displays across a facility. Typical installations include conference rooms, digital signage networks, hospitality venues, classrooms, and multi-room residential systems. It functions as the source-side component in a transmitter-receiver architecture, pairing with a compatible JUST ADD POWER receiver at each display endpoint. AV integrators and low-voltage contractors are the primary installers for this type of system.

Key Features

• Third-generation PoE transmitter supporting 4K video distribution
• Transmits video over standard Ethernet network infrastructure
• Powered via PoE from a compatible network switch — no local power adapter required
• Designed for multi-zone AV distribution in commercial and residential applications
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style transmitter component for use within JUST ADD POWER third-generation PoE AV distribution systems, pairing with a compatible receiver at each display location.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage AV technician or licensed integrator familiar with structured-cabling AV systems. Before servicing or replacing the unit, disconnect the Ethernet cable to remove both data and power from the device. The network switch must be PoE-capable and provide sufficient per-port power budget to support the transmitter. All low-voltage AV cabling should comply with applicable local codes and the NEC classifications for the cable environment.