Guide note · not an individual product specification
The useful distinction
Understand the requirement.
Use a source trail that can preserve uncertainty instead of hiding it inside a compatibility verdict. [C148A]
The exact G5 Bullet technical page states 4 W while the same publisher's general table states 5 W. The conflict remains an open review issue. A recent inspection date does not settle a disagreement or imply independent technical approval. [C148B]
Bounded facts, visible unknowns
Specifications and limits
Network evidence: unknowns, conflicts and reference reports facts and limitations
Workflow boundary
Copper Ethernet / af and at documentation only [C148A][C148B]
Verified device list
Not included. Check exact device and accessory documentation.
A boundary, not an omission to guess around.
The exact G5 Bullet technical page states 4 W while the same publisher's general table states 5 W. The conflict remains an open review issue. A recent inspection date does not settle a disagreement or imply independent technical approval.
The tools create read-only public-reference reports containing selected models, exact port groups, scenario inputs, derived results and supporting sources. They do not export private inventory or connection notes and are not editable workspace backups. A changed selection, source, dataset or assessment date invalidates a prepared report.
Use the result to ask better questions
A report identifies what is documented and what remains to verify. It does not certify cable quality, actual negotiated rate, delivered power, firmware, a live budget or installation safety. Source review and practical verification remain separate steps.
AI-assisted inspection is not independent engineering review. Source scope and access limitations are disclosed below. Procedural checklists are editorial requirements, not hardware measurements.
C148ASource checked · pending review
U6+ has only a headline GbE rate captured. USW-Lite-8-PoE has four powered ports without their numbers captured. USW-Flex-Mini has device-level PoE input without an exact port mapping captured. These are different limits; none should be silently filled from a photograph, a similar product or a maximum-rate assumption.
Locator: Hardware / Networking Interface / Power Method Access: public page. PoE terminology is interpreted only with the same publisher's af/at definitions; no fallback rates inferred.
Locator: Overview and Hardware / Networking Interface / PoE Access: public page. Captured text does not number the four powered ports. Match chassis labels rather than assuming port positions; total applies to the documented supply arrangement.
Locator: Networking Interface / Hardware: Max. Power Consumption, Power Method Access: public page. The same publisher's general availability page lists 5 W instead. Both statements are retained as an unresolved conflict; neither is substituted into the source-reservation worksheet.
Locator: Overview / Networking Interface / Power Method Access: public page. The inspected text does not map the PoE input to an exact physical port. All five port-level power roles remain unknown; this is not a documented PoE source profile.
Locator: PoE Modes: Type 1 and 2 / Lite family / Physical Security consumption Access: public page. Only af/at rows are modeled; no bt values copied. G5 Bullet consumption conflicts with the exact datasheet's 4 W and remains unresolved.
Claim scope: Dated network reference; exact product scope where named. Documentation only; independent review pending.. Next review due 2027-01-01.
C148BSource checked · pending review
The exact G5 Bullet technical page states 4 W while the same publisher's general table states 5 W. The conflict remains an open review issue. A recent inspection date does not settle a disagreement or imply independent technical approval.
Locator: Hardware / Networking Interface / Power Method Access: public page. PoE terminology is interpreted only with the same publisher's af/at definitions; no fallback rates inferred.
Locator: Overview and Hardware / Networking Interface / PoE Access: public page. Captured text does not number the four powered ports. Match chassis labels rather than assuming port positions; total applies to the documented supply arrangement.
Locator: Networking Interface / Hardware: Max. Power Consumption, Power Method Access: public page. The same publisher's general availability page lists 5 W instead. Both statements are retained as an unresolved conflict; neither is substituted into the source-reservation worksheet.
Locator: Overview / Networking Interface / Power Method Access: public page. The inspected text does not map the PoE input to an exact physical port. All five port-level power roles remain unknown; this is not a documented PoE source profile.
Locator: PoE Modes: Type 1 and 2 / Lite family / Physical Security consumption Access: public page. Only af/at rows are modeled; no bt values copied. G5 Bullet consumption conflicts with the exact datasheet's 4 W and remains unresolved.
Computer-generated illustration with prior AI visual review. Not a photograph, measurement or compatibility check. Independent technical and rights review pending.
Assessment 2026-10-22 · earliest scheduled source review 2027-01-01. This is a recorded-date assessment, not a live source check. Page-level independent review is not established by this panel.
Scoped support: The exact U6+ page lists one GbE RJ45 network interface and PoE power. Other Ethernet rates are not established by this headline interface description.
Not established / limitations: PoE terminology is interpreted only with the same publisher's af/at definitions; no fallback rates inferred.
Locator: Hardware / Networking Interface / Power Method
Scoped support: The exact page lists eight 10/100/1000 Mbps copper interfaces, four PoE+ ports, a 52 W total PoE budget and 30 W per powered port.
Not established / limitations: Captured text does not number the four powered ports. Match chassis labels rather than assuming port positions; total applies to the documented supply arrangement.
Locator: Overview and Hardware / Networking Interface / PoE
Scoped support: The exact UVC-G5-Bullet page lists a 10/100 Mbps RJ45 interface, PoE power and 4 W maximum consumption.
Not established / limitations: The same publisher's general availability page lists 5 W instead. Both statements are retained as an unresolved conflict; neither is substituted into the source-reservation worksheet.
Locator: Networking Interface / Hardware: Max. Power Consumption, Power Method
Scoped support: The exact USW-Flex-Mini page documents five 10/100/1000 Mbps copper interfaces and device power through PoE or USB Type-C.
Not established / limitations: The inspected text does not map the PoE input to an exact physical port. All five port-level power roles remain unknown; this is not a documented PoE source profile.
Locator: Overview / Networking Interface / Power Method
Scoped support: The Type 1 and 2 rows distinguish source-side limits of 15.4 W and 30 W from device-side values of 12.95 W and 25.5 W. The Lite family table includes af and at. The G5 Bullet consumption row states 5 W.
Not established / limitations: Only af/at rows are modeled; no bt values copied. G5 Bullet consumption conflicts with the exact datasheet's 4 W and remains unresolved.
Locator: PoE Modes: Type 1 and 2 / Lite family / Physical Security consumption
Trace 2 claims to their source records
C148A · P148
U6+ has only a headline GbE rate captured. USW-Lite-8-PoE has four powered ports without their numbers captured. USW-Flex-Mini has device-level PoE input without an exact port mapping captured. These are different limits; none should be silently filled from a photograph, a similar product or a maximum-rate assumption.
The exact G5 Bullet technical page states 4 W while the same publisher's general table states 5 W. The conflict remains an open review issue. A recent inspection date does not settle a disagreement or imply independent technical approval.
Recorded evidence only. An inspection date, publisher label, source link or generated packet is not independent technical review, hardware testing, fabrication approval or a compatibility verdict.
