If you really want 24V passive and 802.3 PoE out at the same time, then you need Mikrotik with dual power supply. Mikrotiks don't have voltage transformers, PoE out voltage is same as power supply voltage (reduced by a few tenths of a Volt). There are a few models which use dual power supplies and ...

The hEX PoE could work but its CPU is not as powerful as the hEX S. According to the test results page, it is not a lot slower than the hEX S, only about a 10% drop in performance, so it may still be sufficient for your purposes.

Thank you for the answer! I might just try a hEX PoE then.

I've successfully configured a HexS for the task. I am getting >900Mbps throughput between SFP uplink and any ethernet port. So that is good and achieving its objective minus the PoE ability. I am wondering if a MikroTik RB960PGS hEX would provide similar or better performance? Keeping in mind that ...

I am currently running a Cisco WS-C2960-8 in a location. The uplink is via SFP (single mode fiber). I would like to get 4 or 5 Gigabit ports that preferable support PoE (24V passive and 48V 802.3af) too. Is there a Mikrotik product that would fill this role at a low cost? I am already using a CRS112...