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Fri 07-Sep-12 11:51:07
POE from Virgin Super Hub
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Work is looking at giving me a VOIP phone for home office and I was wondering if the super hub will do POE? Or will I need a power adaptor?
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Fri 07-Sep-12 12:10:43
Re: POE from Virgin Super Hub
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You'll need a power adaptor. The superhub doesn't do PoE
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Fri 07-Sep-12 12:39:34
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Thanks that was my fear.
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Fri 07-Sep-12 13:12:02
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You would need a PoE switch, which if you are only connecting one phone would be a pointless waste of money.
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Fri 07-Sep-12 14:52:08
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If you'd rather not have the power supply local to the phone, you could look at using a PoE injector - that would just require an extra PSU close to the superhub.
e.g. one of the PoE injectorsa from here:
http://www.solwise.co.uk/networking-copper-based-poe...
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