10Gbps PoE+ Injector 30W IEEE802.3at/af Compliant, Supplies PoE(15.4W) or PoE+(30W) Power Over Ethernet Distances Up to 328ft, PoE Injector Adapter for Camera/Access Point/IP Phones, EN30GT-10

Have two of these in use at two locations for months now. Not single issue. Excellent value. Solid 1.0Gbe throughput for us. We do not have 10Gbe at those sites but do have 2.5Gbe support.Not getting 2.5Gbe support off Unifi switch. Have not pursued troubleshooting that yet. Not sure if it supports 2.5Gbe. Need to investigate when I have time. Or the vendor could advise us if 2.5Gbe is supported.

This works well with ubiquity devices

Worked fine.

While I don't have a 10Gbps network, I can't verify the speed. The power portion works fine. I have had no problems with it powering POE cameras.

I wanted to connect a sfp port on a mikrotik switch to a UniFi 7 AP to allow for full 2.5gbe uplink without losing Poe and this did the trick. The switch and AP are both registering at 2.5.

Came in some simple cardboard packaging with AC power cable. I was getting the required PoE power just fine with this injector and data worked perfectly as well. No complaints! It's definitely a quality product worth the $35 at the time of writing.

This 10Gbps PoE+ Injector is like the muscle car of network accessories - strong, fast, and ready to rev up your devices. Compliant with IEEE802.3at/af POE standards, it delivers a punchy 30W for PoE+ or a respectable 15.4W for PoE, ensuring your gadgets stay juiced up over distances up to 100m. Think of it as the Thor's hammer of PoE injectors: powerful and reliable.During the inaugural test, it handled my IP cameras like a champ, delivering consistent power without breaking a sweat. It’s like having an electrical superhero guarding your network. The injector’s sleek design fits right in with my tech gear, and I half-expected it to start playing the Avengers theme every time it powered up.

I recently got a WiFi 6 access point that supports PoE. The access point can do "up to" 2400mbps, so a simple typical run-of-the-mill gigabit PoE injector would not be even close to sufficient. This thing can handle it plus being future proof. I'm getting about the same ~1400mbps real-world speed that the AP can do when hooked up with an AC adapter. The PoE injector is definitely a bit on the bulky side, but that doesn't matter too much. One nice thing about a PoE injector is that you can hook it up somewhere out of the way. Overall, I think this is a pretty good PoE injector for multi-gigabit use.