Netgear GS105PE - power available on PSE

[Nicolas31]

This switch is powered throw port 5, by 802.3 af or 802.3 at.

I want to use the port 3 and 4 for computers (no problem), and use port 1 to get back power in DC to provide power supply to an electric card.

If the switch is powered by 802.3at (POE+), what is the current I can get on port 1 (on 48v DC) ?

Is there some splitters to connect on port 1 to get directly DC power (48, 24 or 12v) ?

Thanks for your answers

[JohnRo · Accepted solution]

Hello Nicola31, 

Welcome to the community! 

You'll have to make sure that port 5 (PoE PD) is getting the correct amount of power. When port 5 (PoE PD) is powered by a device at 802.3at specification, you should see a green LED light (right side). See scenarios below: 

If the PoE pass-thru is enabled you should get 19W with 802.3at/7.9W with 802.3af input power. 

Thanks,

[JohnRo · Accepted solution]

Hello Nicola31, 

Welcome to the community! 

You'll have to make sure that port 5 (PoE PD) is getting the correct amount of power. When port 5 (PoE PD) is powered by a device at 802.3at specification, you should see a green LED light (right side). See scenarios below: 

If the PoE pass-thru is enabled you should get 19W with 802.3at/7.9W with 802.3af input power. 

Thanks,

[JohnRo]

Hi Nicola31,

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