Pelco Inc. EC-3004ULPOE-W 4-port Poe Extender 30W

Product Description

The PELCO INC. EC-3004ULPOE-W is a 4-port Layer 4 Cat5 network extender with true Power over Ethernet (PoE) output rated at 30 watts. It extends both data and power over Cat5 cabling to connected devices such as IP cameras, access control panels, and wireless access points. The unit draws upstream PoE power from a compliant switch or injector and redistributes it to downstream ports without requiring a separate power supply at the extension point. Network and security technicians install this device where cable runs exceed standard PoE reach or where additional powered ports are needed mid-run.

The EC-3004ULPOE-W is suited for commercial and light industrial network installations, particularly IP surveillance systems where cameras and edge devices need both data connectivity and localized power at a remote node. It is classified as a PoE device and is sold as a single unit per order. Its Cat5 compatibility makes it a practical fit in existing structured cabling environments without requiring cabling upgrades.

Key Features

• True PoE output at 30 watts total across downstream ports
• 4-port Layer 4 design extends data and power in a single cable run
• Compatible with standard Cat5 structured cabling
• Powered by upstream PoE input — no local AC power required at extension point
• UL listed for use in commercial network and security applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or expansion PoE extender for Cat5-based IP network and surveillance infrastructure where upstream PoE-compliant switches or injectors are present.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed network or low-voltage technician familiar with structured cabling and PoE standards. Verify that the upstream PoE source provides sufficient wattage budget to support the EC-3004ULPOE-W and all downstream connected devices before installation. Ensure all cable runs conform to applicable TIA/EIA structured cabling standards and local low-voltage codes. Power down the upstream switch port before making or breaking connections at the extender.