What is the Per-Port power output of the Meraki Go GS110-8P Switch?

[Mak]

The data-sheet for Meraki Go GS110 specify that:

Available PoE / PoE+ Power

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• GS110-8P
  • 67W

However, it is unclear what the actual power output per port is. Is the 67W on per-port basis (or shared among the 8 ports)? Need to find out if those individual point has enough power to drive my Netgear WAX630E WiFi 6E Access Point require a switch equipped with 802.3bt port to run.

Does any owner here can help clarify?

[TyShawn]

@Mak 

That switch is a POE+ switch which mates it AT/AF. Meraki Go doesn't offer a BT switch. The max supported ratting for AT is 30watts, this may not work for the AP you want to connect. On a side note DANG that is a lot of power for an AP..... I had two APs that required BT power, but those APs supported up to 1500 clients and had three radios. 

[Mak]

In that case, not sure why Meraki Go label their BS110 switch as being 67W. Any idea?

[TyShawn]

POE switches are rated on their overall power budget, this is not a Meraki only practice. What you have to look for are description like POE, POE+, POE++, AT, AT/AF, AF/AF/BT. 

[speakerfritz]

I had no luck getting them to power my meraki go APs.  not even 1 AP.

[TyShawn]

@speakerfritz That is very interesting. Just out of curiosity what is the POE setting set to on your switch?

Hardware / GS110-8P / See All Ports / "Port" / Settings / Advance Setting

For me it is set to "on" and POE is pouring my APs and a POE phone without any issues.

[Mak]

Thanks for sharing the info. I will try the Netgear MS510TXUP but I know it will not be controllable in Meraki Go app