BoYata
BoYata PoE HAT Raspberry Pi 5 CM5 Fan Heatsink 2 in 1 accessory
Adds Power over Ethernet, active cooling and dual 5V 4.5A plus 12V outputs to a Raspberry Pi 5 or CM5 via a stackable 40-pin header
- Simplified wiring with single-cable power and network via 802.3 PoE standards
- Active cooling fan and heatsink maintain stability during heavy workloads
- Dual 5V 4.5A and 12V outputs power Pi and peripherals without extra adapters
- High-efficiency buck circuit delivers up to 5A for power-hungry projects
- Stackable 40-pin GPIO header allows expansion with additional HATs
PoE HAT for Raspberry Pi 5 and CM5
This board delivers power and network connectivity through a single Ethernet cable for Raspberry Pi 5 and CM5 modules. It suits embedded or IoT deployments where separate power wiring is impractical. The 40-pin GPIO header allows stacking with other HATs for expanded functionality. It is not for users who need wireless connectivity or internal battery backup.
Dual 5 V 4.5 A and 12 V output
The onboard buck converter supplies up to 5 A total, providing 5 V at 4.5 A and a 12 V header for peripherals. This headroom handles the Pi 5 plus attached drives or sensors under heavy load. It runs out when combined peripheral draw exceeds the converter limit or when the PoE source cannot meet 802.3 at power class.
Stackable 40-pin GPIO header
The standard 40-pin layout ensures mechanical and electrical compatibility with the Raspberry Pi 5 and CM5 carrier boards. It also permits additional HATs to be mounted on top without signal conflicts. Builders using non-standard pinouts or custom carrier boards should verify pin alignment before purchase.
Highlights
- Simplified wiring with single-cable power and network via 802.3 PoE standards
- Active cooling fan and heatsink maintain stability during heavy workloads
- Dual 5V 4.5A and 12V outputs power Pi and peripherals without extra adapters
- High-efficiency buck circuit delivers up to 5A for power-hungry projects
- Stackable 40-pin GPIO header allows expansion with additional HATs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 40-pin stackable header let me keep my existing HATs on the Raspberry Pi 5?
Yes, the board uses a standard 40-pin GPIO layout so you can stack other HATs above it without losing any pins.
How can I confirm the 5 V 4.5 A and 12 V outputs are live after I connect the Ethernet cable?
Measure the labelled header pins with a multimeter; the buck converter delivers up to 5 A so both rails should read their rated voltages under load.
Does the package include the Ethernet cable and mounting hardware, or do I need to source them separately?
The HAT, fan and heatsink are supplied; an 802.3 af/at PoE injector or switch and a standard Ethernet cable are not included and must be provided by you.
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