Ubiquiti POE-54V-80W Gigabit Poe Injector 54V 1.5A

Product Description

The UBIQUITI POE-54V-80W is a Power over Ethernet (PoE) injector that delivers 54 volts at 1.5 amps to network devices over a standard Ethernet cable. It is designed to power Gigabit-capable equipment, eliminating the need for a separate power outlet at the device location. Network installers and low-voltage technicians deploy this injector when powering access points, IP cameras, and similar PoE-compatible devices where running a dedicated power circuit is impractical. The unit provides a clean, regulated 54-volt DC supply through the data cable, keeping installations tidy and code-compliant.

This PoE injector is suited for both commercial and residential network installations. It is commonly used in structured cabling deployments, wireless access point installations, and surveillance system setups where a centralized power source is needed. It supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds, making it appropriate for high-throughput network environments. Installers working with UBIQUITI wireless and networking equipment will find this injector a standard companion device for powering field-deployed hardware.

Key Features

• 54-volt DC output powers demanding PoE devices over a single Ethernet cable
• 1.5-amp output current supports equipment with higher power draw requirements
• Gigabit Ethernet passthrough maintains full 1000 Mbps network speeds
• Single-port injector keeps installations straightforward and compact
• Eliminates the need for a local AC outlet at the powered device location

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style PoE injector for use with UBIQUITI networking and wireless access point equipment requiring a 54-volt power supply over Ethernet.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or network technician familiar with structured cabling standards. Power down or unplug the injector before connecting or disconnecting Ethernet cables to avoid transient voltage damage to connected equipment. Follow TIA-568 cabling standards and applicable NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines when routing cables. Do not exceed the rated cable run lengths specified by the powered device manufacturer.