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Power Over Ethernet (typically abbreviated to PoE) is a technology that sends electrical power along an ethernet cable, along with the usual flow of data. PoE has a wide range of uses in business networks, most notably in running devices — such as VoIP phones, network routers, or public address systems — without a requirement for dedicated power cabling.
Power Over Ethernet works by acquiring power from a specialized switch (a device that coordinates data and power through an array of ethernet cables) to a compatible device. While only a modest amount of power can be sent through a standard PoE setup — roughly 70 watts of DC power — this is ample power for smaller to medium network devices.
Here are the main benefits your business can gain from PoE technology:
You can use Power Over Ethernet to set up flexible working spaces that can be configured and reconfigured with ease. The technology also opens up new opportunities for energy-efficient and lower maintenance overhead offices, making it an excellent option for businesses seeking ways to lower their costs.