SG200-08 (SLM2008T) - is there a PD power option?

The original SLM2008 had the option to be powered via 802.3af PoE-PD on port 1.
Is this option still available on the newer SLM2008T? I cannot find it mentioned in any of the Cisco documentation.
Some on-line suppliers' websites state that it is an option but I'm not sure if they simply haven't updated their information to reflect the new model.
Happy New Year to all.

I'm just closing this by saying I've now obtained one of these switches & it does indeed have the PD option.
Thanks again to Robert.
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