The world's first PoE card to combine a 4-port server-grade GigE controller with 802.3at PoE+ in a low-profile form factor, built for compact 2U servers. Rated for 1kV surge and 8kV ESD on signal lines — a good fit for outdoor surveillance or factory-floor equipment where power surges are a risk.

PCIe-PoE334LP

The 2-port sibling of the PCIe-PoE354at, sharing the same server-grade Intel controller lineage. Draws its 12V PoE power straight from the PCIe bus, so no external power connector is required.

PCIe-PoE352at

The world's first PoE frame grabber card to combine a server-grade GigE controller with 802.3at PoE+, offering up to 25.5W per port — enough to power PTZ cameras directly. The Intel I350 controller's checksum/segmentation offloading keeps CPU utilization low even with all four ports active.

PCIe-PoE354at

High port-density 5GBASE-T frame grabber for machine vision systems that have outgrown Gigabit Ethernet — up to 5x the bandwidth of GigE per port over ordinary CAT-5e/6 cable, with PoE+ to power NBASE-T cameras directly. Also available as the PCIe-N452, a 2-port version without PoE.

PCIe-PoE454at

The world's first 10Gbit Ethernet NIC with IEEE 802.3at PoE+ built in, using the Intel X550-AT2 controller. Opens up 10GbE for high-resolution industrial cameras and high-throughput WiFi access points over standard copper cabling. Also available as the PCIe-10G550X, without PoE.

PCIe-PoE550X

High port-density USB3 expansion for machine vision rigs running multiple USB3 cameras — no external power supply needed, and each port can be power-cycled independently in software for remote fault recovery of a hung camera.

PCIe Expansion Cards

PCIe-PoE334LP

PCIe-PoE352at

PCIe-PoE354at

PCIe-PoE454at

PCIe-PoE550X

PCIe-USB381F