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...

Hi @Deeps530, Can you provide more information regarding the device on the other end of the wire and the port's link speed setting on both ends? Often the SFP+ connectivity issues are related to...

Hi @jra11500, The 610 would work. These features are standard on this line of products. The only AP with a smaller form factor would be the wall mounted types like the EAP615-Wall if that's what you...

Hi @TW_EPC, I beleive that all of the media converters are dumb devices regardless of the labels stuck on them.

@Fozzie Bear, yes. The IEEE 802.3 (af, at or bt) specs are for active POE.

Hi @Mattrocks, You need to consider the POE types and power requirements noting that TP Link switches only provide "active" POE power. The eap610 is active or passive POE 11W The eap211 is passive...