@4cy2v8 

EAP225 V3 supports 802.3af poe and passive poe, we can t see this information from the website. 

For some reason i cannot get the access point to power on using the 48v poe from the switch.

When you connect the EAP to the switch, is the LED of the EAP on? What's the model of your switch? We want to know some information of it. 

@forrest 

I am doing this pilot as a proof of concept exercise before spending alot of money on a POE+ security camera and AP setup for my home.  I just wanted to get it up and running first before getting into something more expensive.  At the end I am going to need probably 3 AP's and 6-8 POE cameras for the install I want.  I am trying to work out all the bugs, and see what works.

This is the Switch.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07SGBZ12B/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This is the POE tester.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B013P3DBQS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

When I plug in the AP to the switch, NO lights on the AP.  The switch does not light up either, like nothing is attached.  Tried all different ports on the switch, no change.  Plug it into the included passive 24v injector, AP works fine using internet coming from the same poe switch. 

When I test the power coming out of the switch with the tester, both the mode A and B lights flash which I believe indicates that the switch is functioning normally.  The switch seems to operate as designed,  as a POE camera hooked up works fine as well. 

Tried 3 or 4 different cat5, 5e, and 6 cables no change.  All the cables are like 2 feet in length so I dont thik the cable is the problem.   

I have ordered a poe to passive adapter to drop the 48v poe down to 24, but i dont want to have to do that 2 more times.  The literature said 802.3 af/at compatable and i thought it should work as advertised.  

Thanks for the help and have a good night.  

@4cy2v8 

We have checked the information of the switch, and we found that this switch cannot power for the devices which support both 802.3af/at and passive poe. 

Therefoe, we recommend you to contact the spuuort of the MokerLink. 

@forrest 

Maybe I am confused.  When I look at the TP-link website for this EAP-225 wireless access point it States:

"Multiple PoE Options for Easy Installation

EAP225 supports both 802.3af PoE and Passive PoE power supply, can be either powered by a PoE switch or the provided PoE injector, making deployment effortless and flexible."

The moker link website states, "Support IEEE 802.3af/at" at all 8 ports for switch model #POE-F082G.  This claim is confirmed by the results i got when I checked using a POE tester.

You are saying that the switch must have both 802.3 af/at and passive POE capabilities built into it?   I shouldnt have to have the passive POE in order to use the IEEE 802.3af/at power supply.  So when I plug it in it should work.  But it does not.  

I guess this combination is just not complatable.  I will try and another avenue to get my wireless dead spots covered.  Thank you for your time and help.

@R1D2 

R1D2 wrote

 use a PoE switch which implements 802.3af/at so that its PoE negotation isn't being screwed up when connecting devices to it which can also be powered by passive PoE.

 

What identifies a switch as doing what you described?  Is there something i should look for when searching out a desired switch?  

Will TP link.switch T1500G-10MPS be compatable?  Pardon my ignorance I didnt mean to insult anyone, i didnt know there was such a conflict.    Thanks for the explanation.