Which Ethernet pins conduct power for passive power over Ethernet (PoE)?
- 2, 3, 6, and 7
- 1, 3, 5, and 8
- 4, 5, 7, and 8
- 4, 6, 7, and 8
EXPLANATION
Two pairs are used for data transfer. The two spare pairs that are not used for data transfer are used to carry power.So the positive voltage is applied to pins 4 and 5 of the Ethernet cable. The negative voltage is applied to pins 7 and 8.
SOURCE
POE device-specific pinouts:
STANDARD | SOURCE | LOAD | REMARKS | |||||||||
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Ethernet RJ-45 connector pin number | ||||||||||||
Source Voltage | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | Load Voltage | DC Load Connector | ||
IEEE 802.3af using data pairs |
48 V DC, protected | RX, DC+ | RX, DC+ | TX, DC- | spare | spare | TX, DC- | spare | spare | (embedded) | Industry Standard for active PoE | |
IEEE 802.3af using spare pairs |
48 V DC, protected | RX | RX | TX | DC+ | DC+ | TX | DC- | DC- | (embedded) | Industry Standard for passive PoE | |
Intel, Symbol, Orinoco | Usually 12 or 24 V DC |
RX | RX | TX | DC+ | DC+ | TX | DC- | DC- | (embedded) | Most Brands of PoE | |
Cisco (OLD old standard) |
48 V DC | RX | RX | TX | DC- | DC- | TX | DC+ | DC+ | (embedded) | Older Cisco polarity is REVERSED |
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Cisco (NEW old standard) |
48 V DC | RX | RX | TX | DC+ | DC+ | TX | DC- | DC- | (embedded) | New Cisco is IEEE compliant | |
Cisco (very unusual) | 28 V DC | DC+ | DC- | TX | n.c. | n.c. | TX | RX | RX | (embedded) | Seen on Cisco 7936 conference station, also worked with Polycom SoundStation IP 4000 with 19V source power | |
D-Link (Adapter) | 48 V DC | RX | RX | TX | DC+ | DC+ | TX | DC- | DC- | 5VDC @ 2.5A or 12VDC @ 1A |
DC coaxial 5.5/2.5mm |
D-Link PoE Adapter for non-PoE products. |
Apple MacIntosh AirPort PoE, Extreme | 48 V DC | RX | RX | TX | DC? | DC?? | TX | DC?? | DC?? | Converted to ??? | DC coaxial (???) |
Mac Polarity Unknown |
HyperLink | Many DC Voltages Available | RX | RX | TX | DC+ | DC+ | TX | DC- | DC- | same as input | DC coaxial and others available | Variety of Options Available to Fit Most Brands of PoE |
NYC Wireless Roll Your Own |
12 or 24 or 48 V DC | RX | RX | TX | DC+ | DC+ | TX | DC- | DC- | same as input | DC coaxial or as reqd |
New York City Wireless PoE |
3Com AirConnect | 24 V DC | RX | RX | TX | spare | spare | TX | DC+ | DC- | 3Com AirConnect wireless access points | ||
Alvarion VL | 55 Vdc | RX | RX | TX | DC+ | DC- | TX | DC+ | DC- | |||
TP-link TL-SF1008P | DC- | DC- | DC+ | DC+ | ||||||||
Polycom IP500 / 501 | 12V DC | RX | RX | TX | DC- | DC- | TX | DC+ | DC+ | The only difference between regular PoE injectors and the Polycom one is the inverted polarity. |
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