WAP4410N - Will the PWRINJ4 power injector be compatible

Good day,
We have purchased a few WAP4410N access points at some of our small remote offices. The switches in the offices is not PoE capable, therefore we require power injectors. I have a PWRINJ3 injector in my posession, so have tested it with the AP's, but it does not seem to be compatible.
Before I purchase power injectors, I would like to know whether the PWRINJ4 will be compatible, if not, which power injector does Cisco recommend for the WAP4410N.
Kind Regards
Adrian

Hi, My name is Eric Moyers. I am a Network Support Engineer in the Cisco Small Business Support Center. Thank you for using the Cisco Community Post Forums.
We get this question a lot with our wireless AP's. Currently there is not an Injector that we recommend with our wireless AP's. Your best bet is to purchase a small unmanaged PoE switch for all of your AP's. I would suggest something like a SG-200-08P.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps11229/prod_models_comparison.html
Cisco currently has an injector in works for our small business devices, but the timeframe for availability is unknown at this time.
There are some 3rd party infectoers on the market(including Cisco Enterprise injectors that could possibly work, however since we do not support them and they have not been certified for use with our small business devices we can not recommend or support them. (even though some customers have been lucky enough to get them to work)
Hope this helps, please let me know if I can answer any other questions.
Thanks
Eric Moyers
Cisco Network Support Engineer
SBSC Wireless and Surveillance SME
CCNA, CCNA-Wireless
1-866-606-1866

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