REOLINKGigabit PoE Injector, Convert Non-PoE to PoE, Supplies PoE+ (30W) or PoE (15.4W), Distance up to 100m, Plug & Play, Suitable for Reolink PoE Cameras/Reolink Video Doorbell PoE, P030U05

If you have reolink cameras that is pushing the envelope in power (for example: RLC-823a) then this is a must. I had that camera connected to a TP LINK poe switch for 2 years and couldn’t get it to PAN with the Spot light on without it restarting due to lack of power from the switch. The remedy was to lower the spot light power and even then at times it’ll still restart. I just carried on and got over it til i found this, sure there’s other brands that does the same but why inject power into your Reolink camera with another brand when it can be Reolink for Reolink… which was made to work around their own cameras compliance. I can just imagine if something went wrong with another brand messing up your connected devices that they won’t resolve it, only their broken product. I’m sure Reolink would resolve both if it can be proven the injector damaged the connected Reolink device.

It powers a Reolink camera

Pretty simple device. Worked perfectly to bring power and network to my reolink doorbell

I like that I won't have to worry about batteries or weak signal.

I got this to use with a Ubiquiti UAP-AC-Pro access point. It works just as expected; the AP powers up promptly, connects to the network at 1Gb/s, and works normally from there. This model only draws 15W so it's not able to test the PoE+ capability, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to have headroom for future upgrades.Great if you have just one PoE device or if you have a non-PoE managed switch and would like to connect cameras or APs directly.

I used this for the Reolink doorbell without an NVR and has been working great. Able to run the device without batteries over the ethernet connection.

They say 16 MP, but I think that a 5 MP camera looks of better quality I bought it because they announced that it was one of the best, I have wasted my time since it is not what they promise apart from the fact that any incecto activates the camera I hope my review helps you before buying it

Does what its supposed to. Used for a somewhat remote IP camera in an outbuilding. Not a UL approved product, but is a more known brand than many others you will find in this price range. Other than that, works great in my outbuilding.