PoE-adapter ROLINE 21.13.1199 46 V

The ROLINE 21.13.1199 PoE adapter is a Gigabit PoE injector that supplies data and power over standard Ethernet cables. Designed for devices such as IP surveillance cameras, wireless access points, bridges and routers, this injector provides a 46 V PoE output compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at standards and delivers up to 30 W of power while maintaining Gigabit data throughput.

Advantages

The adapter combines data and power transmission in a single cable, eliminating the need for a separate power supply at the powered device. It features one RJ-45 data input port, one RJ-45 data-and-power output port and one IEC power input socket. The unit is compatible with IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at, provides up to 30 W via PoE and uses the 802.3af output voltage range (46–52 V DC). LED indicators show Power, Link/Activity and PoE status. Package contents include the injector and a user manual.

Suitable for

• IP surveillance cameras
• Wireless access points
• Ethernet bridges and point-to-point links
• Small routers and network devices that support PoE

Key specifications

• Model: ROLINE 21.13.1199
• PoE voltage: 46 V (802.3af output range 46–52 V DC)
• Maximum PoE power: up to 30 W
• Standards: IEEE 802.3af, IEEE 802.3at compatible
• Ports: 1× RJ-45 Data In, 1× RJ-45 Data & Power Out, 1× IEC Power In
• Ethernet speed: Gigabit
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect a network switch or router to the injector's RJ-45 Data In port using a standard Ethernet cable, plug the powered device (for example an IP camera or access point) into the RJ-45 Data & Power Out port, and connect the IEC power cord to the injector's Power In socket and mains outlet. Verify LED indicators for Power, Link/Activity and PoE to confirm correct operation. Ensure connected devices support PoE and that required power does not exceed the injector's 30 W limit.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use quality Ethernet cables (Cat5e or higher) and place the injector in a ventilated location away from direct heat sources. Verify that the powered device's PoE class and power requirements are compatible with IEEE 802.3af/at and the adapter's 30 W output.