Can the SG2428LP supply access points with 24 volts via PoE?

Can the SG2428LP supply access points with 24 volts via PoE?

Can the SG2428LP supply access points with 24 volts via PoE?
Can the SG2428LP supply access points with 24 volts via PoE?
Sunday - last edited 6 hours ago
Model: SG2428LP  
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Hello,

 

I bought an SG2428LP, which provides PoE.
This supports PoE 802.3at/af.

In my Omada System there are two EAP225 and one EAP 115 Outdoor integrated.
All access points use 24 volts PoE power.
Can I connect these access points via the SG2428LP using PoE?

The SG2428LP supposedly delivers 48 volts, or can it automatically reduce that to the required 24 volts?

Thanks :)

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Re:Can the SG2428LP supply access points with 24 volts via PoE?-Solution
Yesterday - last edited 6 hours ago

  @D-C 

Thanks for the heads-up, I was misled by the included PoE adapters wink
It's always better to look directly at the access point.

 

The EAP225 has this POE-Adapter included:

So i am thinking this need 24 Volt PoE.

If i look at the Access Point directly does it look like this:

So the EAP225 can use the passive 24Volt with the Includes Adapter, but i can use also PoE with 48 Volts (802.3.af) from my new SG2428LP Switch smiley
Also the same ist with my EAP225 outdoor.

All newer EAP6xx Access Points i use work without problems, as they do not passively use 24 volts anyway, use only 802.3 af/at.

Only my EAP110 outdoor forms the exception, he use only 24V Passive PoE sad
Unfortunately, this access point cannot be powered via PoE using the new SG2428LP.
I need to figure out what to do with that smiley

Thanks smiley

 

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Re:Can the SG2428LP supply access points with 24 volts via PoE?
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Hi @lukass2000,

 

Verify the spec on the poe devices and if they support 802.3at or 802.3af it will work. I think the 24 volt POE is needed if you use passive POE.

 

For more info, see:https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/faq/906/

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Yesterday - last edited 6 hours ago

  @D-C 

Thanks for the heads-up, I was misled by the included PoE adapters wink
It's always better to look directly at the access point.

 

The EAP225 has this POE-Adapter included:

So i am thinking this need 24 Volt PoE.

If i look at the Access Point directly does it look like this:

So the EAP225 can use the passive 24Volt with the Includes Adapter, but i can use also PoE with 48 Volts (802.3.af) from my new SG2428LP Switch smiley
Also the same ist with my EAP225 outdoor.

All newer EAP6xx Access Points i use work without problems, as they do not passively use 24 volts anyway, use only 802.3 af/at.

Only my EAP110 outdoor forms the exception, he use only 24V Passive PoE sad
Unfortunately, this access point cannot be powered via PoE using the new SG2428LP.
I need to figure out what to do with that smiley

Thanks smiley

 

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@lukass2000, I don't think TP Link makes any, but there are active to passive converters you can use.  An 802.3at/af to 24v passive POE converter should be able to power the eap110 with the switch.

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  @lukass2000 You may use Specifications - POE2412G | Omada 24V 12W Passive PoE Adapter | Omada by TP-Link for EAP110-Outdoor, it is contain in box by default, and you can purchase it if you lost.

 

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