Some switches do offer 1.5A with 24VH but that is using all (4) pair which means it is only .75A on (2) pair (pins 4,5 + and 7,8 -) and another .75A on the other (2) pair (pin 1,2 + and 3,6 - )
DO NOT USE 24VH ON ANY OTHER DEVICE THAN AF2X, AF3X, AF5X OR A DEVICE SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO ACCEPT POWER ON ALL 4 PAIR OR YOU WILL FRY THE DEVICE AND THE PORT AND THIS IS NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.
Note: New AFX radios support 48V and 48VH as well as 24VH see this post
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1215#p904024V and 48V @ .5A or .75A using 2 pair Pins 4,5 [+] and Pins 7,8 [-]
24VH and 48VH @ 1.2A or 1.5A using 4 pair Pins 1,2,4,5 [+] Pins 3,6,7,8 [-]
It achieves the higher amperage by splitting the load across all 4 pair
Now this is not to say that the switch will not try and deliver 1A especially if the switch is in a cool area but you are over driving the Ethernet Transformers and could damage them as they are not rated for that current.
However with that said some devices come with a 1A POE brick but that does not mean the device uses 1A. Most UBNT radios come with a 1A POE brick but the device only uses .5A or less which you can see as we give you the current that the device is using on the Status Tab