Can someone explain to me POE?

[malvolio]

They are passthrough, so you still need a LAN cable and a power cable, but they come from the same wall socket. Power Over Ethernet means you just have one cable providing data and power to the unit

I will probably go for Pondy's options long term, at the moment I have a switch which is POE compliant so is powering the router from that

Ah, quite right. Totally missed the import of POE...

[LondonManc]

Famous poet and author, quite sinister. HTHBIDI

[SimonMac]

My Netgear Homeplugs have a 13 amp socket on them, one of which is feeding the wifi exender with both ethernet and power.

They are passthrough, so you still need a LAN cable and a power cable, but they come from the same wall socket. Power Over Ethernet means you just have one cable providing data and power to the unit

I will probably go for Pondy's options long term, at the moment I have a switch which is POE compliant so is powering the router from that

[malvolio]

My Netgear Homeplugs have a 13 amp socket on them, one of which is feeding the wifi exender with both ethernet and power.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Peace On Earth

OPE = the recall code from Dr Strangelove...

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[DeadEyedJacks]

Purity Of Essence

Peace On Earth

OPE = the recall code from Dr Strangelove...

[Pondlife]

I have a router that accepts POE, at the moment it’s got a power cable and an Ethernet cable from a HomePlug adapter.

Ideally I’d like one unit that can supply both power and data to the router, does such a homeplug type thing exist.

If not what’s the deal with injectors/splitters and which is needed

This?

Solwise AV 500 Powerline/HomePlug Adapter w/ 48v PoE Support (Single) NET-PL-500AV-POE

[SimonMac]

I have a router that accepts POE, at the moment it’s got a power cable and an Ethernet cable from a HomePlug adapter.

Ideally I’d like one unit that can supply both power and data to the router, does such a homeplug type thing exist.

If not what’s the deal with injectors/splitters and which is needed