Any news about existing eero PoE adapters working with the new eeros? Maybe just a replacement cover could be purchased?

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It's more of a workaround, as I would like eero to make a dedicated PoE+ splitter/injector set so I don't have to waste the wall mounts as they're useless to me, they also need to make a wall/ceiling mount for the eero Pro 6, having said that I used the eero Pro wall mount/splitter set, wired with Cat5 or Cat6, both have worked for me. I attached an official list from eero of suggested switches and injectors.

Good morning. I apologize for intruding on this thread. I’m not a tech professional and was referred here eero for help…. I recently moved into a new home that has been pre wired with 3 WAP point boxes in the ceiling with cat 6 cables in the living room, back lanai and upstairs. Every room in the house has the tv wired with cat 6 cables. Everything leads to the master closet where there is a rack with a switch ( I think it’s called a switch) with 24 cables plugged in and the unversed 1000mbs AT&T modem /wireless router. I guess what I’m asking is from the pros on this thread, what do I need specifically to mesh my house with the eero pro 6 attached to the ceiling and using POE, POE+ or POE++. What do I specifically need brand of what I need and where to purchase? Injectors I’d necessary?  Thank you for any help

Interesting thread, I am not an Eero professional, but am an IT professional. My home network is driven by DLink POE+ switches (DSG-1100) which deliver up to 30w of power over ethernet per port with a total budget of 64-128 depending on ports. I am replacing my TP Link 1Gb WAPs with EERO Pro 6, but I hate the huge hockey puck power adapter as my home is wired for POE. Trying to figure out a power play, looking at the Texas splitters amongst others. 

What I am understanding is that the Eero pro 6 can be powered by POE+ because it uses variable power consumption based upon demand, but will not get the max wattage to be full capacity because a POE+ 30w will not deliver the 27.5 or so needed for an Eero to be fully capable of broadcasting and receiving at distance or with many devices. 

I think I will test this, the Eero pro 6 comes with many analysis tools. Will POE+ limit range, or capacity or throughput. Range is my guess, will order a 1Gb/POE+ splitter and test it. 

Update, have also ordered a Netgear MS108EUP managed switch with 4 Ultra60 60w POE++ ports capable of powering my 4 IP cameras and 3 Eero Pro 6 APs. That's easy, but wow, okay, it is the receptacle as mentioned in earlier posts, looking at ugly Ultra60 splitters to split POE++ into USB-C. This meets the Eero Pro 6 power requirements but is a ceiling and wall mess. Still, this is better than paying an electrician to run 110v power, create an outlet in concrete and stone walls and run a EERO puck. YMMV, remember, I'm an amateur.