One PoE++ port from any non-PoE switch: run a single cable up to 100m and deliver 95W of power and gigabit data to one high-draw device, with no new switch and no power run to the pole
What 95W actually powers: a PTZ dome with heater and blower, a WiFi 6 or 6E access point, an mmWave bridge radio, or a multi-radio gate controller that a 30W injector cannot start
Runs from the DC supply already in your cabinet: 95W from a 48V input, the full 95W from 24V, and 60W from a 12V rail, so you can size the supply before you buy
Built for the cabinet: -40F to 176F operation, 6KV surge protection, fanless, and a 35mm DIN-rail or wall mount for control panels, roadside enclosures and pump houses
Backward compatible and readable: powers 802.3af 15.4W and 802.3at 30W devices too, and LED indicators show input power, link and PoE draw so faults are clear from a ladder
