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Originally posted by trapper189:
If you ordered the one from amazon that henryaz linked, I don't see where it includes the power adapter.

For $63 you could get this POE+ switch: link, and run 3 20w WAPs.

There shouldn't be a problem with this injector being complete.
I've used them before.
FWIW, yes a single injector is high on a per port basis but they are useful and I assume the delay in a switch is due to features such as layer 2 or 3 and VLAN configurations or other smart features/control.
In planning a network it isn't always wisest to grab the first, cheapest thing as it may or may not fit into the plan.
As a general rule you buy more ports than you think you need as thy will fill up faster than you think.
I don't blame him for thinking it through.

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I assume the delay in a switch is due to features such as layer 2 or 3 and VLAN configurations or other smart features/control.

I can't wait for this part of the discussion. I'm looking at switches right now, but I have no clue what I'm looking for or at.

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Originally posted by trapper189:
If you ordered the one from amazon that henryaz linked, I don't see where it includes the power adapter.

The PDF specification sheet, which is linked on the Amazon page, lists the contents, including the power adapter.

I actually bought a different injector.

Rosewill RNWA-PoE-1000 Gigabit Metal PoE+ Injector - 802.3af & 802.3at Compliance, 30W, for IP Cameras, Wireless AP, VoIP Phone and More https://www.newegg.com/rosewil...3-998-188-_-05132021

I've got the EnGenius EWS377AP set up and I've simplified the network by trunking VLANs to the access point using the main and guest SSIDs on different VLIDs.