just wanted to verify, if you have a POE injector that say goes up to 15 watts and you plug in something that only uses 8.5, will is hurt your device or will the device just only use what it needs? I know the passive devices are kinda dumb.
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yeah I figure this is the case, I know devices only draw as many AMPS as they need so I wasn't sure.
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correct, but my midspan is loud as fuck and I've got no where to hide it, it's as loud as the AC, and I played around with it, most of the reason is because there is electronics like right in front of the fans, if you pull them out they are fairly quiet. I have no attic, no basement, and my house isn't that big you can pretty much hear the damn thing from everywhere lol so I was thinking about just getting another POE+ injector for my ultra bullet, I've got one for my PTZ, and I still have some ports left on my little 8 port POE injector, the one thing it would be nice to have is a 24 port fanless switch, which I think actually exist lol.
and the quiet fans I ordered from amazon with all of the different connectors they have, do not have the correct ones for the midspan and I don't wanna try to spice wires together, the wires are tiny as hell and I don't have a soldering iron or anything so it's like, midspan becoming more trouble than it's worth lol.
Solar Deity
Getting comfortable
It is loud, but I have mine in the basement next to the managed switch, furnace fans, dehumidifier and tower(server), so it blends in. Basically in my office so I'm used to the noise.
You looking to sell it then?
SD
You looking to sell it then?
SD
was just thinking about that, since I already bought it and have it, I think I'm gonna keep it in case I have a better set up at some point, I won't live here forever lol. But I'm probably not going to use it right now. I can get another POE+ injector and I'll be covered for now, what I am on the look out for is a fanless 24port switch, I believe such a thing exists.
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P=IV=V^2/R
Think about incandescent light bulbs, if the fixture says 100W max, there's not problem putting a 40W bulb in.
P=IV=V^2/R
Think about incandescent light bulbs, if the fixture says 100W max, there's not problem putting a 40W bulb in.
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I am been thinking of trying something like this in future, I don't think it have a fan since the power supply is external
16 ports
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8 ports
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16 ports
Amazon.com: WS-GPOE-16A-48v120w Gigabit Passive PoE 16 Port Power over Ethernet Injector for PoE Cameras, IP Phones, Wifi Access Points, Includes 48 Volt Power Supply 120 watts- upgradeable to 240 watts: Computers & Accessories
8 ports
Amazon.com: WT-AT-8-56v120w 802.3at on-Demand Gigabit PoE 8 Port Power over Ethernet Injector for PoE Cameras, IP Phones, Wifi Access Points, Includes 56 Volt 120 watt Power Supply with UL, DoE, FCC listings: Computers & Accessories
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