Speco POESPL 802.3at/af Poe Splitter

Product Description

The SPECO POESPL is an 802.3at and 802.3af Power over Ethernet splitter designed to separate incoming PoE power from data on a single Ethernet cable, delivering both a clean data signal and a DC power output to connected devices. This type of splitter is commonly used in low-voltage security and surveillance installations where the end device does not have a built-in PoE receiver. It supports both the 802.3af standard and the higher-powered 802.3at standard, giving installers flexibility across a range of PoE-enabled network switches and injectors. Licensed low-voltage technicians and security system integrators are the typical installers of this device.

The POESPL suits commercial and residential surveillance, access control, and network infrastructure applications where IP cameras, access points, or other network-connected devices need to receive both power and data over a single cable run. It is particularly useful when retrofitting existing devices that lack native PoE support into a PoE-powered network environment. The splitter is sold as a single unit and is classified as a PoE device in the distributor product category.

Key Features

• Supports IEEE 802.3at (PoE+) and 802.3af (PoE) standards for broad switch compatibility
• Splits PoE signal into separate data and DC power outputs at the device end
• Allows non-PoE devices to receive power over a standard Ethernet cable run
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual installation needs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style PoE splitter compatible with 802.3at and 802.3af compliant PoE switches and midspan injectors used in low-voltage security and network installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage or security system technicians. Before connecting or disconnecting the splitter, ensure the PoE switch or injector port is disabled or unpowered to avoid damage to connected equipment. Verify that the output voltage setting of the splitter matches the input voltage requirement of the end device before powering the system. Work should comply with applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements for the installation environment.