Power Supply Options
You can power the Aranet Gateway Pro in two ways: USB-C or PoE.
USB-C power (5 V DC)
Use a USB-C power adapter that provides 5 V DC and at least 1 A.
The power adapter is not included in the original package. This helps reduce electronic waste. You can use any compatible adapter, or buy one separately.

Power over Ethernet (PoE, 802.3af)
The Gateway Pro can be powered through the Ethernet (RJ45) port.
You can supply PoE from:
a PoE-enabled Ethernet switch (802.3af), or
an active PoE injector (for example, TDAPOE03), or
the Aranet PoE adapter (TDAPOE04).

If you use third-party PoE equipment, make sure it’s compatible with the Gateway Pro and its power requirements.
Power off
To power off the Gateway Pro, disconnect its power source:
unplug the USB-C cable, or
unplug the Ethernet cable (if using PoE).
The device shuts down safely after power is removed.
Accessories
These accessories are available for powering the Gateway Pro:
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