The Intellinet Gigabit Ultra PoE Injector delivers data and power up to 95W to your PoE applications, be it lighting, sensors, building automation and more. This is made possible by using all four wire pairs of Cat5 or Cat6 network cables with the new IEEE 802.3bt PoE standard, also known as Ultra PoE. Modern lighting systems and their control units require 40 to 50 watts of power, and some motorized network cameras already require up to 70 watts or more. Previous PoE standards are overwhelmed with these demands, Ultra PoE provides the solution, but remains fully backward compatible with IEEE 802.3af/at.Save a lot of money on cablingDo you have only one non-PoE-enabled switch in your existing network, but multiple PoE components such as access points, IP cameras and VoIP phones? That means a lot of hassle with duplicate cabling, because all these devices need to be connected with both a power cable and a network cable.