If you find one let me know. I've looked and not been able to locate anything that is a router with PoE (prefer PoE+) on it. It either is a switch with PoE or a wireless router, but not both at the same time.

This probably isn't unexpected, most 'home' users would never have a need for PoE.

Kane Peterson
NewTek

Here you go: https://www.ubnt.com/products/

Ubiquiti offers commercial-level routers (POE and POE+) at consumer prices. Excellent gear. I just built out exactly what you suggest and it works great. The more you can power over POE the fewer plugstrips you need!

Here's what I built for a live stream event at a high school. It's a conference and they're renting the high school's auditorium. Two cameras down near the stage, one on each side with NewTek Connect Spark HDMI boxes. The third camera at the back of the auditorium with SDI output cabled up a stairwell to the control room to an AJA SDI to USB3 box.

In the control room I have a Ubiquiti AP Pro access point connected to a Ubiquiti UniFi Switch 8 60W which is connected to a Ubiquiti Edgerouter POE which runs over to a Ubiquiti ToughSwitch which connects to the school's network via a router.

Also connected to the UniFi Switch 8 is an Asus GL702VS ROG Gamer Laptop (Intel Quad Core i7-7700HQ, 32GB RAM, 512GB NVMe SSD + 2TB HDD, NVIDIA GTX 1070 8GB, 17.3" Full HD 120Hz 5ms screen). Haven't decided on an external drive to back up the video stream. The school's sound board connects to my Yamaha mixer also connected to the laptop via USB. The laptop is running vMix HD, of course.

Because I have created a separate and secure WiFi cloud, I'll reap the benefits of all the available bandwidth without competition.

The cameras are a Sony PXW-X70 Pro Camcorder, a Sony A7R III mirrorless, and a Sony RX10 IV bridge camera. Should be a pretty good shoot.

Hope that info helps.

MGeorge

Nice setup!
I've looked at he Ubiquiti stuff before, and can't see that they have any all-in-one wireless router with multiple PoE(+) ports. So it looks like I would have to use an access point with a PoE router like you do.

They have a new ER-6P 6-port router coming out that might support af/at. Do you have any inside on this?
It is listed in this comparison chart, and it can supply 100w total on five ports.
https://www.ubnt.com/edgemax/comparison/

I heartily agree with separate of functions; Router, switch, AP. I like Ubiquiti in all those roles.

However, when you need a lot of POE and a big POE switch is too much $, I like mid-span POE inserters.

Originally, POE-capable Gigabit switches in particular were more $$$ than 10/100 models. At that time I used insertors a lot for surveillance cameras, IP phones and Wi-Fi AP installations.