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This adapter is perfect for a device that does not support POE power out of the box. This adapter is connected to a TPLINK travel router that I am using for all of my alexa IoT devices as those aren't really the best when ut comes to network security. The POE port that the device is using is on a separate Vlan on my switch and it has no issues providing network data as well as power over the Ethernet cable. All in all, works as described.
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Product Description
Specs:
- Isolation: 2.5kV
- Power Input: DC48V IEEE 802.3af PoE
- Power Output: DC5V 2.4A
- Data Output Port: RJ45 Male
- Power Output Port: Micro USB Power Plug
- Data Transfer Rate: 10/100Mbps
- Power Pin: support both 1/2(+/-),3/6(-/+) or 4/5(+),7/8(-)
- Protection:Devices will be detected before poe input
Package including:
1 pcs 48V to 5V Active PoE Splitters Micro USB Power Plug
Features
Raspberry Pi PoE HAT alternative
Add plug-and-play PoE support to Raspberry Pi models even they are not 3 B+. Simple, easy, and cost-effective. Gigabit PoE splitter U515902 is recommended for 3B+
Extend Powerline with Ethernet Cable
PoE helps you deliver power to places where AC outlets are not around with a long Ethernet cable. This PoE splitter can power micro USB devices with a PoE source 300 feet away
Make Full Use of your PoE Switch
PoE splitters extend the possibilities of PoE switches. The other end of the PoE port does not have to be a 48V PoE network device, and it could be any micro USB devices.
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| Power Output | DC 5V 3A | DC 5V 2.4A | DC 5V 4A | DC 5V 4A | DC 12V 2A | DC 5V 2.5A |
| Compliant Standard | IEEE 802.3af/at | IEEE 802.3af | IEEE 802.3af/at | IEEE 802.3af/at | IEEE 802.3af/at | IEEE 802.3af |
| Data Transfer Rate | Gigabit | Gigabit | Gigabit | Gigabit | 10/100M | 10/100M |
| Interface | Micro USB/USB-C | USB-C | USB-C | Barrel Jack/USB-C | 12V DC barrel jack | Micro USB |
| Compatible Devices | Raspberry Pi 3/4, Security IP Cameras and More | Raspberry Pi 4, Google WiFi, Security Cameras, and More | Raspberry Pi 4 and 5V USB-C devices | Jetson Nano, Raspberry Pi 4, and More | Internet Protocol Camera | Raspberry Pi Zero, Fire TV Stick, Chromecast, Google Mini, and More |
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| Sold By | UCTRONICS | YICHTECH | UCTRONICS | BESTOFFER4U | Paisente | ANVISION INC |
| data transfer rate | 100 megabits per second | 1 gigabytes per second | 1000 megabits per second | 100 megabits per second | 100 megabits per second | 100 megabits per second |
| data link protocol | USB, IEEE 802.3, Ethernet | IEEE 802.3, Gigabit Ethernet | IEEE 802.3 | IEEE 802.3 | IEEE 802.3, Ethernet | USB |
| hardware interface | ethernet | ethernet | usb, ethernet, usb c | ethernet | ethernet | ethernet |
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As a Custom Tech Integrator, doing projects that require specialty converters and adapters is a routine necessity. After buying a competitors product that didn't work, it was great to find these, and have them work flawlessly for my custom application. Thank you, will certainly purchase more of these for future projects.
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The only thing I'd mention is there's no clear indication of which network connection faces the switch, and which faces the client device. I took a guess that with the male RJ45 and micro-usb cable being the same length, that was where the pi should go, and I was correct. (I include a picture of the "correct" manner of connecting it.)
Simple and reliable. Only supports 100mbps, but not an issue for my application.
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2017
Works perfectly. My switch recognizes it as a class 3 PoE device, and typically consuming 3.1 to 3.5 watts of power. It plugged right into my pi (with a 3.5" display) and so far I have not found any problems.Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2017
The only thing I'd mention is there's no clear indication of which network connection faces the switch, and which faces the client device. I took a guess that with the male RJ45 and micro-usb cable being the same length, that was where the pi should go, and I was correct. (I include a picture of the "correct" manner of connecting it.)
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2024
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