Implement a Cisco WAP200E Wireless-G Exterior Access Point

Hi everybody,
I am asked to install a Cisco WAP200E Wireless-G Exterior Access Point into my company network infrastructure.
But there is an issue that I would like you to help me to solution it.
In fact the AP mentioned above is a PoE device, and our Switch is not PoE (Cisco Catalyst 2960 24TC-L).
How to make my Wireless device works without having to change my Switch?
Thank you for helping

You can get a POE injector & power it without changing the switch.
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/wireless/wap200e-wireless-g-exterior-access-point-poe/data_sheet_c78-503126.html
Also better if you could move this thread to Small Business Support community where you may get more responses.
HTH
Rasika
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