What is it – A UCTRONICS PoE splitter to split the PoE signal into 5V USB-C power supply and gigabit Ethernet in RJ45 so that non-PoE devices can be powered over Ethernet.
What is PoE – Deliver power and data with a single Ethernet cable for fewer wall plugs and messed cables. Extend powerline to where no AC outlets are nearby, up to 300 feet away from the power source
Why PoE to USB-C – A cost-effective way to add plug-and-play PoE support to 5V USB-C powered devices and make full use of PoE switches, or for a Raspberry Pi 4 setup where a PoE HAT is not applicable
What else needed – You need an IEEE 802.3af compliant PoE switch or injector to serve as the PSE (Power Source Equipment) and an Ethernet cable with PoE signal to feed the splitter.
Note – 1. This splitter does not support PD or QC fast charging protocols. 2. This splitter provides a maximum output of 2.4A with its 802.3af compliance. Check B07V35DH5F for power-hungry applications. 3. Just put the split Ethernet aside if you don’t need the data. 4. The Split Ethernet cable does not carry power anymore.
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Specification: UCTRONICS PoE Splitter USB-C 5V – Active PoE to USB-C Adapter, IEEE 802.3af Compliant for Raspberry Pi 4, Google WiFi, Security Cameras, and More
Brand
UCTRONICS
Manufacturer
UCTRONICS
Model
GuangDa
Product Dimensions
8.18 x 2.84 x 2.34 cm, 59 Grams
Item model number
GuangDa
Hardware Interface
Ethernet
Compatible Devices
Desktop
Batteries Included
No
Batteries Required
No
Data Transfer Rate
100 Megabits Per Second
Data Link Protocol
Ethernet, IEEE 802.3af, Gigabit Ethernet
Country of Origin
USA
Item Weight
59 g
5 reviews for UCTRONICS PoE Splitter USB-C 5V – Active PoE to USB-C Adapter, IEEE 802.3af Compliant for Raspberry Pi 4, Google WiFi, Security Cameras, and More
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Amazon Customer –
I am using this to power a raspberry pi with a z-wave dongle from a UniFi Poe switch. It works great. The pi shows drawing 3 watts in the UniFi Controller software.
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Claude Thibeault –
Update (June 8th) : I’ve ordered another unit from another seller and I received it the next day. This time, the splitter was really from Uctronics and It worked out of the box.
I’ve ordered 2 UCTRONICS PoE Splitter USB-C 5V – Active PoE to USB-C Adapter. The splitters received are not form UCTRONICS. And both unit are defective. The power is delivered through the USB-C interface but the ethernet port is dead on both units.
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Liam Gretton –
I use this to get power and ethernet to a Raspberry Pi 400 from my PoE network, and it works perfectly. My only gripe is that it’s not available in white!
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dmosenko –
Got this Pie POE adapter to eliminate all of the unneeded wall worst. As soon as I connected it to the Pie and powered it on, the pie worked! No more extra wires. Just connect the CAT 5E or Cat 6 cable + the built in ethernet and you are good to go. Now I am able to reboot my mini Pie NAS from my managed POE+ switch just by resetting the port.
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Steven –
Bought a 48 port PoE switch (overkill) and therefore opted to power the two Raspberry Pi’s we have via the switch, and these cords/connectors. Cut down of things we had to plug in, so that was a big plus. Regardless, it fit with the transition to a new networking configuration in the house. Just be careful what cords you use as not all will support PoE…and it might take a bit longer for the Pi’s to boot, depending on your switch (mine senses, so it takes a few minutes). But they work as advertised – zero issues.
Amazon Customer –
I am using this to power a raspberry pi with a z-wave dongle from a UniFi Poe switch. It works great. The pi shows drawing 3 watts in the UniFi Controller software.
Claude Thibeault –
Update (June 8th) : I’ve ordered another unit from another seller and I received it the next day. This time, the splitter was really from Uctronics and It worked out of the box.
I’ve ordered 2 UCTRONICS PoE Splitter USB-C 5V – Active PoE to USB-C Adapter. The splitters received are not form UCTRONICS. And both unit are defective. The power is delivered through the USB-C interface but the ethernet port is dead on both units.
Liam Gretton –
I use this to get power and ethernet to a Raspberry Pi 400 from my PoE network, and it works perfectly. My only gripe is that it’s not available in white!
dmosenko –
Got this Pie POE adapter to eliminate all of the unneeded wall worst. As soon as I connected it to the Pie and powered it on, the pie worked! No more extra wires. Just connect the CAT 5E or Cat 6 cable + the built in ethernet and you are good to go. Now I am able to reboot my mini Pie NAS from my managed POE+ switch just by resetting the port.
Steven –
Bought a 48 port PoE switch (overkill) and therefore opted to power the two Raspberry Pi’s we have via the switch, and these cords/connectors. Cut down of things we had to plug in, so that was a big plus. Regardless, it fit with the transition to a new networking configuration in the house. Just be careful what cords you use as not all will support PoE…and it might take a bit longer for the Pi’s to boot, depending on your switch (mine senses, so it takes a few minutes). But they work as advertised – zero issues.