I want to use the EAP615-Wall - Wifi access point, but not power it from a POE Switch.
What stand alone tp-link POE Power bricks can i use ?
I have a few spare ones hanging around, will they be compatible ?
PSU Model no's are: TL-POE2412G (24V) & POE4824G (48V)
if not what ones would be compatible?
TIA
Hi @JonnieBeGood,
Unfortunitly, it doesn't look like the POE injectors you have will work. The ones you listed are passive but the EAP-615 Wall requires an active (802.3at or 802.3af) injector. If you want to use a TP-Link injector, the POE160S will work, but other brands that support POE+ (802.3at 30W) would also be compatable. Technically, you could use a 15W injector (802.3af), but the POE port on your AP wouldn't work due to insufficient power.
Hi @JonnieBeGood,
Unfortunitly, it doesn't look like the POE injectors you have will work. The ones you listed are passive but the EAP-615 Wall requires an active (802.3at or 802.3af) injector. If you want to use a TP-Link injector, the POE160S will work, but other brands that support POE+ (802.3at 30W) would also be compatable. Technically, you could use a 15W injector (802.3af), but the POE port on your AP wouldn't work due to insufficient power.
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