Hmm, not sure why mine has an issue.

It is a somewhat custom setup.

Power comes from POE ethernet connected to a POE splitter outputting power with a USB-C port which powers the hotspot and outputting ethernet to provide the connection from the hotspot to the Google WiFi points we’re using.

Google Wifi Point —-> POE Injector ——Attic—> POE Splitter —-> USB-C Power to Nighhawk and ethernet to Nighthawk

Maybe the spitter is not quite providing the power required by the hotspot although I feel like it should. This is the splitter I use