Common questions about Tap IP, Tap IP 2, Tap Scheduler and Tap Scheduler 2 PoE setup

Below you will find a collection of common questions about setting up Tap IP, Tap IP 2, Tap Scheduler or Tap Scheduler 2 and PoE injectors.

Can I use my own PoE Injector?

Yes. Tap IP, Tap IP 2, Tap Scheduler and Tap Scheduler 2 are PoE Type 1, Class 3 devices and adhere to the 802.3af standard, using less than 15.4 watts in normal operation. They are compatible with third party PoE injectors or network equipment that support the 802.3af standard.

Do Logitech Tap IP, Tap IP 2, Tap Scheduler and Tap Scheduler 2 follow a PoE Standard?

Yes. Tap IP, Tap IP 2, Tap Scheduler and Tap Scheduler 2 are PoE Type 1, Class 3 devices and adhere to the 802.3af standard

Can I connect Tap IP, Tap IP 2, Tap Scheduler and Tap Scheduler 2 through my PoE-enabled network switch?

Yes. Tap IP, Tap IP 2, Tap Scheduler and Tap Scheduler 2 are compatible with standards-based 802.3af-compliant network switches. Please budget for 15.4 watts per port for each connected device.

What type of category cable can I use with Logitech Tap IP, Tap IP 2, Tap Scheduler or Tap Scheduler 2?

For PoE, it is recommended that you use category cable meeting or exceeding Cat5e UTP AWG24.

When using a PoE-enabled network switch, how much power is needed for Logitech Tap IP, Tap IP 2, Tap Scheduler or Tap Scheduler 2?

Tap IP, Tap IP 2, Tap Scheduler and Tap Scheduler 2 are PoE Type 1, Class 3 devices. Please budget for 15.4 watts per port for each connected device in normal operation.