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PoE (IEEE Standard & Max Power)
802.3af - 15.4 W
PoE+ (IEEE Standard & Max Power)
802.3at - 30 W
PoE++ (IEEE Standard & Max Power)
802.3bt (Type 3) - 60 W
802.3af - Supported devices
Wireless access points, static surveillance cameras, VoIP phones
PoE+ - IEEE Standard & Supported devices
802.3at: Alarm systems, PTZ (point/tilt/zoom) cameras, video IP phones
PoE++ IEEE Standard & Supported devices
802.3bt (Type 3): Multi-radio wireless access points, video conferencing equipment
PoE - IEEE Standard
802.3af
PoE+ - IEEE Standard
802.3at
PoE++ - IEEE Standard
802.3bt (Type 3)
PoE++ - IEEE Standard
802.3bt (Type 4)
PoE++ (IEEE Standard & Max Power)
802.3bt (Type 4) - 100 W
PoE Standards
2003, IEEE standard 802.3af, Max power 15.4 W, Supported devices: Wireless access points, static surveillance cameras, VoIP phones
PoE+ Standards
2009, IEEE standard 802.3at, Max power 30 W, Supported devices: Alarm systems, PTZ (point/tilt/zoom) cameras, video IP phones
PoE++ (Type 3) Standards
2018, IEEE standard 802.3bt (Type 3), Max power 60 W, Supported devices: Multi-radio wireless access points, video conferencing equipment
PoE++ (Type 4) Standards
2018, IEEE standard 802.3bt (Type 4), Max power 100 W, Supported devices: Laptops, flat-screen monitors, LED lighting
802.3af (Type/Max Power)
POE 15.4 W
802.3at (Type/Max Power)
PoE+ 30 W
802.3bt (Type 3) (Type/Max Power)
PoE++ 60 W
802.3bt (Type 4) (Type/Max Power)
PoE++ 100 W