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What is the limit in terms of power, for PoE?

I'm fairly new to the concept of PoE, but I like the idea a lot since I want to try and install as many devices in my new house build that can work over this technology as part of a home automation system.

What is the maximum power (voltage, watts) that PoE can deliver?  I know its not high powered, so I am guessing you can never get an electric shock from it if you accidentally cut the cable?

Apart from security cameras, what other devices can now be powered by this route?

When did PoE start to become more prominent and what are the advantages / disadvantages of it?

Thx.
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As Im dealing with a total house rebuild, the more I look into the concept of PoE, the more I like and the more equipment I would like for it to use this, i.e. my CCTV cameras, speakers, phones....I'm not sure what other practical equipment there is.

Am I right in thinking that if the cable was accidentally cut and I touched it, I woudn't get a nasty shock?

Is it possible to send TV signals through PoE from a coax and then convert back to coax later?
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