In what application might you most likely find PoE technology?

Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology is primarily designed to deliver both data and electrical power through the same Ethernet cable. This is particularly useful in networking environments where devices require both connectivity and power, making it ideal for applications involving networking devices such as IP cameras.

IP cameras benefit significantly from PoE, as they can be installed in locations without easy access to electrical outlets. The use of a single cable for power and data simplifies installation, reduces costs, and enhances the flexibility of camera placement in security systems.

While home lighting systems, residential HVAC systems, and television broadcasting may utilize various forms of electrical power delivery and networking, they do not typically leverage PoE technology in the same manner, as their power requirements and installation environments differ. For instance, home lighting systems often rely on different circuit types and configurations, HVAC systems have specific power needs unrelated to Ethernet, and television broadcasting uses various broadcast technologies that do not primarily involve the infrastructure of PoE.