PoE adapter Cudy POE48-18W, Gigabit PoE+/PoE, 18W, 2 x 10/100/1000Mbps

The PoE adapter Cudy POE48-18W is a small but useful device for powering PoE and PoE+ network devices through the Ethernet cable. It's suitable for small offices, home networks, and situations where you don't want to deal with additional power supplies and extension cords. You get stability in typical indoor conditions with an operating temperature from 0 to 40°C and basic visual diagnostics through LED indicators. This is a practical solution if you want to power an IP camera, access point, or another PoE device without a large switch.

What you get

With this PoE adapter, you can simultaneously supply network and power to compatible PoE devices, reducing the need for separate power adapters during installation. Support for PoE and PoE+ gives you flexibility – from lighter devices to more demanding PoE clients. The operating temperature from 0 to 40°C is fully sufficient for standard office and home conditions, as long as the adapter is not exposed to direct heat or cold. LED indicators for Power and PoE help you quickly understand if there is power and if PoE power is actually being supplied to the connected device.

• Support for PoE, allowing you to supply power and data over the same Ethernet cable to compatible devices.
• Compatibility with PoE+, providing wider compatibility with more demanding PoE devices.
• Two 10/100/1000Mbps ports, giving you gigabit connectivity for better network capacity.
• Maximum power of 18W, sufficient for typical PoE devices like IP cameras and access points in smaller installations.
• LED indicators Power and PoE for quick visual check if the adapter is on and if PoE power is active.
• Operating temperature from 0 to 40°C, suitable for indoor use in home or office.
• 24-month warranty, giving you peace of mind for a longer period of operation.

Who it's for

This PoE adapter is suitable if you're building a small IP surveillance system, powering a single access point, or another separate PoE device without buying a whole PoE switch. It's not suitable if you want to power many PoE devices simultaneously or those with very high consumption – there it's better to look for a more powerful PoE switch.

The most sensible thing here is the combination of PoE/PoE+ support, gigabit ports, and 18W power in a compact device that you just plug in and forget it exists.