EnGenius Gigabit Power Over Ethernet PoE+ Injector | 30W | 802.3af/at | Plug & Play | Up to 100 Meters (328ft) | Single Port [EPA5006GAT]

Using this to power a Ubiquiti U7 Pro XGS. Works perfectly.

It just works and that's what you need! Plug everything in and voila!Used it to extend all my Netgear WAX220 WAPs when a firmware upgrade meant that POE from the switch would no longer power these POE+ devices. I have the POE injectors at the end of the cable so 6ft from the WAP. Will extend some more in a few weeks where the injector will be at least 100ft (Cat 7 solid) from the WAP and report back.

No issues, very easy to use

In 2018 I bought another PoE injector (Link: https://amzn.to/2KFcr5O) that in theory provides 802.3at Power. I never tried until I tried few weeks ago to energize a Juniper Mist AP41 Access Point and that uses 802.3at standard. I got an alarm on the Mist Dashboard saying insufficient power (I did check in Amazon the reviews of my original purchase and several users reported the same issue that doesn't deliver 802.3at nor auto-sense).I did use this EnGenius PoE adapter and no alarms on the dashboard, device showed compliance and Radios finally can be enabled as there was enough power.Recommended as it has Enterprise features and is Plug N' Play!I hope it last several years but will see how it goes.

Anyone that relies POE should own one of these. Use it to troubleshoot power issues, or use it to supplement your POE power budget or to add POE power to wiring that doesn't have power. The EPA5006GAT is well made, stays cools when in use and even has two mounting tabs to easily attach it to a wall or cabinet. Tip: If your Access Point seems to drop off then reconnects a lot this device could fix that issue. Starving your access point of power can only lead to poor performance.

These are plug and play little injectors that have auto negotiation and are able to power my Netgear AX6000 access points with the power needed to use all the antennas and throughput without issue. 10/10 recommend.

Purchased two units. Both were defective. The power light would not even come on on either.

I got this for a UniFi E7 Enterprise, but I ran into an issue with the PoE adapter. For some reason, I had to unplug and plug it back in about six times before it would power on the AP. Once it was running, everything worked great, but if I unplugged it, I had to go through the same process again to get it to turn back on.