Veracity VOR-OS-90-US Outsource 90 High Poe Injector

Product Description

The VERACITY VOR-OS-90-US is a single-port, high-power PoE injector designed to deliver up to 90 watts of Power over Ethernet to connected devices. It is used to supply both data and DC power over a standard Ethernet cable, eliminating the need for a separate power supply at the powered device end. This injector is suited for installations where the network switch does not support PoE or where higher wattage is required beyond standard 802.3at limits. Technicians working in security, networking, and low-voltage systems will find this unit appropriate for powering high-draw IP cameras, access control panels, and similar field devices.

The VOR-OS-90-US is intended for use in commercial and light-industrial network installations where a single powered device requires more wattage than standard PoE or PoE+ can deliver. Typical applications include IP surveillance cameras with heaters or pan-tilt-zoom motors, wireless access points with high power draw, and similar high-demand Ethernet-powered equipment. It is designed for use in the United States market, as indicated by the US suffix in the part number.

Key Features

• Delivers up to 90 watts of power over a single Ethernet port for high-draw PoE devices
• Combines data and power on one cable, removing the need for a local power outlet at the device
• Single-port design allows targeted power injection at individual device drops
• US-market configuration for compatibility with standard North American power infrastructure
• Compact injector form factor suits both rack-adjacent and in-field mounting scenarios

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style PoE injector for use with high-power Ethernet-powered devices requiring up to 90 watts on a single port in standard network installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage or network technician. Power down or disconnect the injector before connecting or disconnecting Ethernet cables to avoid potential damage to the powered device. Ensure the Ethernet cable run meets TIA-568 standards for length and termination quality, as excessive resistance can reduce available power at the device. Verify the powered device is rated to accept high-PoE input before connecting.