Leave your details and we will send a tailored volume quote.
Our sales team will contact you within 1 business day.
Reach our sales team for pricing and lead time.

We have received your request. Our sales team will contact you within 1 business day.
VOOHU Electronics holds ISO 9001:2015 international quality management system certification, ISO 14001:2015 environmental certification, RoHS environmental certification, REACH certification, and CE certification.
On the VOOHU official website, you can quickly select products online through product categories or parameter filters (such as data rate, package type, operating temperature, current, etc.). You can also visit the "Solutions" page to view recommended solutions that match your needs. For further support, you can directly contact the technical support team and provide your application scenario — we will accurately recommend the optimal solution for you.
Yes—PoE output always comes from the primary-side CT; on the secondary side, only 2 CTs are brought out for power delivery. This part's theoretical PoE power does not exceed 30W, so there is no design issue: pins 11/12 supply power and pin 9 connects to GND.
They are not entirely the same; you must distinguish the roles of PSE (power sourcing equipment) and PD (powered device):
1. PSE side: The DC supply's positive terminal connects to the primary center tap (CT) of the Ethernet transformer, and the negative terminal connects to primary ground (or to ground via a bridge rectifier). Power is injected into the data pairs through the primary CT, achieving "phantom power."
2. PD side: DC power is extracted from the transformer's secondary center tap (CT)—the positive terminal is brought out from the CT, the negative terminal is grounded through a bridge rectifier, and power is then supplied to the load via a downstream regulator circuit.