SG2005P-PD wont power a cpe210
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I have an SG2005P-PD that I want to connect a cpe210 and a few other devices to including an EAP225-Outdoor, mounted on a roof peak. I already have a TLPOE-170S powering it on the main floor and a single ethernet cable run from the TLPOE-170S to the SG2005P-PD. The SG2005P-PD will not provide POE to the CPE210 since it has active POE out ports and the CPE210 needs passive. I was able to get it to work with a Ubiquiti INS-3AF-0-G Outdoor Gigabit Adapter; however it seems that I cant access the CPE210 via Omada controller or even see it via IP. I assume the adapter is masking the IP. The CPE210 is working since I have internet on a remote barn 500 feet away. My questions are:
1. Is there a setting in the SG2005P-PD that allows for passive POE out?
2. Does TP-Link make a converter like the Ubiquit INS-3AF-0-G Outdoor Gigabit Adapter?
I'd like to be able to see CPE210 via IP interface and/or Omada Controller as well as not needing the adpater.
Hi @hollada
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1. No. CPE does not support 802.3 PoE. And our switches are 802.3 PoE. See the FAQ:
2. The original PoE adapter in the package is a passive PoE adapter. No weather-proof available from us.
Hi @hollada
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
1. No. CPE does not support 802.3 PoE. And our switches are 802.3 PoE. See the FAQ:
2. The original PoE adapter in the package is a passive PoE adapter. No weather-proof available from us.