Fortinet GPI-130 30W IEEE 802.3at PoE Injector

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[shortdesc] IEEE 802.3at PoE+, 30W power output, Gigabit Ethernet, single-port midspan, shielded RJ-45 [/shortdesc] Reliable Power Delivery for High-Performance FortiAP Deployments The Fortinet GPI-130 is a compact, enterprise-grade Power over Ethernet injector designed to deliver stable 30W power to IEEE 802.3at-compliant FortiAP access points. It enables flexible access point placement without the need for PoE-capable switches, simplifying deployments while maintaining Gigabit data performance. With intelligent power negotiation, the GPI-130 automatically supplies power only to compatible devices, protecting non-PoE equipment and ensuring safe operation across mixed network environments. Key Benefits & Features IEEE 802.3at PoE+ Compliance: Delivers up to 30W of power, supporting higher-performance FortiAP models. Gigabit Ethernet Throughput: Supports 10/100/1000 Mbps pass-through for full network performance. Intelligent Power Detection: Automatically negotiates power delivery to compatible devices only. Compact Midspan Design: Single data-in and data-plus-power-out port for clean, space-efficient installations. Enterprise-Grade Reliability: Designed for continuous operation with robust thermal and electrical protection. Ideal Use Cases Branch office and enterprise FortiAP deployments Upgrading non-PoE switches to support PoE+ access points Remote or small network installations requiring simple power delivery Secure wireless expansions without infrastructure replacement Technical Specifications PoE Standard: IEEE 802.3at (PoE+) Maximum Power Output: 30 Watts Output Voltage: 55V DC Data Rates: 10/100/1000 Mbps Ports: 1 x Data In, 1 x Data + Power Out (RJ-45) Maximum Cable Length: 100 meters Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C Dimensions: 32.5 x 53 x 140 mm Weight: 200 g Power Your FortiAP with Confidence Choose the Fortinet GPI-130 for dependable PoE+ power delivery and seamless FortiAP integration. Order today. Show more