Bosch PoE Injector – 120 V/230 V Input, 60 W Power over Ethernet

The Bosch PoE Injector is a professional-grade solution designed to streamline deployments for WLAN access points and IP cameras. This compact, white device delivers reliable power over Ethernet while simplifying installation in tight spaces. Built with Bosch engineering precision, it integrates smoothly into security and network environments, helping installers achieve clean, scalable network setups without the need for a separate power source for each PoE device.

Engineered for global use, the injector supports multiple regional electrical standards with its 120 V AC and 230 V AC input options. It incorporates automatic detection and protection for non-standard Ethernet terminals, safeguarding both the injector and connected devices. With safety-first power delivery, it ensures that low-power devices receive only the power they require, reducing energy waste and enhancing overall system reliability. This makes PoE camera installations and WLAN access points easier to deploy, maintain, and manage in professional environments.

• Automatic detection and protection of non-standard Ethernet terminals to prevent damage and ensure safe operation.
• Safe power delivery: low power devices receive only the power they need, minimizing energy waste and heat.
• Compact, white housing designed to fit neatly into tight spaces near WLAN access points and IP cameras.
• Worldwide compatibility with dual-voltage input: 120 V AC or 230 V AC for flexible regional deployments.
• Simple, reliable installation that supports professional Bosch network deployments and scalable security systems.

Technical Details of Bosch PoE Injector

• Product: Bosch PoE Injector
• Input voltage: 120 V AC or 230 V AC (dual-voltage design for global use)
• Power: 60 W (power handling/consumption specification)
• Output: PoE-enabled power delivery to compatible devices (IP cameras, WLAN access points, etc.)
• Color/Finish: White, compact housing for space-constrained installations
• Design intent: Suitable for mounting near network devices to minimize cable clutter
• Safety: Automatic detection and protection for non-standard Ethernet terminals
• Applications: Ideal for WLAN access points and IP camera installations within professional networks

How to install Bosch PoE Injector

• Verify the regional electrical supply and select the appropriate input voltage (120 V or 230 V) on the injector. Plug the unit into a suitable wall outlet.
• Connect a standard Ethernet cable from your network switch to the PoE injector’s data input port.
• Connect another Ethernet cable from the PoE injector’s PoE output port to the PoE-enabled device (such as an IP camera or WLAN access point).
• Power on the network switch and the PoE device. Confirm link/activity indicators on the devices show a healthy connection and activity.
• Organize cables for safe, tidy installation and verify that the connected devices receive power and network data as expected.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the Bosch PoE Injector used for?
• A: It provides Power over Ethernet to PoE-enabled devices, such as IP cameras and WLAN access points, with automatic detection and protection features to safeguard both the injector and connected equipment.
• Q: What voltages does it accept?
• A: The injector supports dual-voltage input—120 V AC or 230 V AC—to accommodate regional power standards.
• Q: What is the maximum power handling?
• A: The injector is rated for up to 60 W of input power; the PoE output power is delivered to connected devices as required by their specifications.
• Q: Is it suitable for outdoor or rugged environments?
• A: The product description specifies a compact white design for installation near network devices but does not provide an IP rating or outdoor protection, so outdoor use should be evaluated against environmental requirements and safety guidelines.
• Q: Do I need a PoE switch when using this injector?
• A: No additional PoE switch is required for power delivery to PoE devices—the injector supplies the necessary PoE power between the network switch and the connected device.