Power over Ethernet Explained Power over Ethernet (PoE) is a technique for supplying DC power to technology devices via copper Ethernet cabling. Therefore it eliminates the need for a separate power supply and outlet. Although PoE does not include Ethernet data capabilities, it does offer extended options for where and where to place Ethernet end
Understanding Power over Ethernet (PoE) Wikipedia states that PoE (power over Ethernet) is the process where systems send electrical power over the same data cabling as the Ethernet transmission. In this manner the data cabling can send both the data transmission and power to certain devices Power is injected onto the cable at a voltage
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