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    PoE Converter

    I've something which can run with a POE feed - but I need something to feed the power in to the ethernet

    Axis 211 is the product

    Help!

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    Netgear certainly allow it on some of their switches, not sure, but I do recall seeing a powerpack type thing with ethernet passthrough to allow PoE - again by Netgear.

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    by the looks of things, they are known as "injectors"

    http://www.cablesandstuff.com/subpro...E-Splitter.htm

    Froogle lists them from about £11
    http://froogle.google.co.uk/froogle?...ctor&scoring=p

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