TP-Link SG2005P-PD PoE switch + TP-Link POE380S Poe Injector can handle multiple devices in chain?
Dear TP-Link / Community:
The question is as follows: I’d like to monitor a property and two separate areas of it with 2 PoE security cameras. At the property there is only a single power outlet and a single Ethernet (UTP) cable available. My idea is to connect a TP‑Link POE380S Omada PoE++ injector to that, then connect a TP‑Link SG2005P‑PD PoE switch to the injector. To this first switch I would connect one Aqara G5 Pro PoE camera and a second TP‑Link SG2005P‑PD PoE switch, and to this second switch I would connect a second Aqara G5 Pro PoE camera. Is this setup possible?
Devices's power datas:
TP-Link POE380S Omada PoE++ Injector (1 piece)
• Input: 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz, 1.6A
• Output: Auto-determine the necessary power requirements (max. 90 W)
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TP-Link SG2005P-PD PoE switch ( x2 pieces)
1-Port PoE++ In and 4-Port PoE+ Out
• PoE In Port: Port 5, Compliance with 802.3af/at/bt
• PoE Out Ports: Ports 1-4, compliance with 802.3af/at PoE
• PoE Power Budget:
-64 W when powered by 802.3bt Type 4 (90 W)
-44 W when powered by 802.3bt Type 3 (60 W)
-19 W when powered by 802.3at
-6 W when powered by 802.3af
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Aqara G55 poe camera ( x2 pieces)
Power Input: PoE: 48V 0.27A
