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Class | IEEE PoE Standard | PSE - Max Power Delivered (W) | PSE Voltage Range | PD - Power Available (W) | PD Voltage Range |
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0 | IEEE 802.3af, PoE (2 pair) | 15.4 | 44 – 57 V | 12.95 | 37 – 57 V |
1 | IEEE 802.3af, PoE (2 pair) | 4 | 44 – 57 V | 3.84 | 37 – 57 V |
2 | IEEE 802.3af, PoE (2 pair) | 7 | 44 – 57 V | 6.49 | 37 – 57 V |
3 | IEEE 802.3af, PoE (2 pair) | 15.4 | 44 – 57 V | 12.95 | 37 – 57 V |
4 | IEEE 802.3at, PoE+ (2 pair) | 30 | 50 – 57 V | 25.5 | 42 – 57 V |
5 | IEEE 802.3bt, Type 3 (4 pair) | 45 | 50 – 57 V | 40 | 42 – 57 V |
6 | IEEE 802.3bt, Type 3 (4 pair) | 60 | 50 – 57 V | 51 | 42 – 57 V |
7 | IEEE 802.3bt, Type 4 (4 pair) | 75 | 52 – 57 V | 62 | 51 – 57 V |
8 | IEEE 802.3bt, Type 4 (4 pair) | 90 | 52 – 57 V | 73 | 51 – 57 V |
Mode | Description |
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Static Mode | The power deducted from the total available PoE is the maximum power for that interface, based on the PoE class specified by the device, or, when specified in the Power Limit configuration, under PoE Port Configuration. Using this mode ensures that the maximum power specified by you, or, class, for the interface is always reserved and cannot be shared by other PDs. |
Dynamic Mode | The power deducted from the total available PoE for each port is the actual power consumed by that given port. You can allocate any unused portion of power to the other PDs. By default, this is the mode that the switch is configured in. |
If you have a feature request or an idea to improve our PoE calculator, we encourage you to log it on our GitHub page. Please navigate to our GitHub Issues section and click on the "New Issue" button. From there, select the "Feature Request" template and provide as much detail as possible about your suggestion. I regularly review these requests and appreciates your valuable input!