Was your UBEC able to handle the 47v? I'm looking to do something very similar. Thanks! G'day 3.14_in_the_sky, I ended up going with these.. http://www.tp-link.com.au/products/details/?model=TL-POE10R#spec These will output 5v 2A, which is plenty, and are really cheap, found power cables for a few ...

Thanks ant_thomas, I chose that particular UBEC because there would be only be short runs, max being about 15m, the switch outputs 48v, so I was hoping that this UBEC (rated 14v - 42.5v) could handle the ~47v that will be hitting it. For $12, I will get one and see how it handles the higher input. F...

Hi All, I plan to use RPI's as either Openelec Media Centers or DLNA control points around the house, (7 units for now). I have been thinking about the cleanest solution and this obviously involves POE. I have an 8 port POE switch witch would be perfect and I intend to use a 5v HV UBEC at the RPI en...

Hi Guys, I've been running 12662 for a few days now, it's been running great. 1080p dts passthrough via smb (Windows 2008 Server) is perfect, even a 22gb untouched BR rip only slightly stutters in some places but is more than watchable, GUI is nice and zippy and no problems with youtube add-on. Curr...