Heckler Design
Heckler Design T515 ipad accessory Ethernet PoE+ USB-C adapter 25W 100 Mbps 328 ft
A USB-C adapter delivers Ethernet and PoE+ power to wall-mounted iPads up to 328 ft away with 25 W output
- Delivers 25W PoE+ power to wall-mounted iPads via USB-C
- Extends power and data up to 328 ft from the PoE source
- Fits single-gang, double-gang and European junction boxes
- Provides 100 Mbps Ethernet and USB 2.0 data on one cable
- Compatible with IEEE 802.3 at PoE+ switches or injectors
Wall-box PoE+ adapter for iPad
This USB-C adapter combines Ethernet data and PoE+ power in a single module that fits single-gang, double-gang and European wall boxes. It targets installers who need a clean, wired connection for current-generation iPad devices mounted in fixed locations.
100 Mbps data and 25 W power headroom
The adapter delivers continuous USB-C power at up to 25 W alongside 10/100 fast Ethernet on one cable. Data bandwidth tops out at 100 Mbps, so it handles typical POS, signage and control workloads but will saturate on large file transfers or high-bitrate streams.
Passive cooling and cable-length flexibility
With no moving parts the unit runs silently and draws power only from the PoE+ switch or injector. IEEE 802.3 at compliance allows power and data runs up to 328 feet from the source, removing the need for local AC outlets at the mount point.
Highlights
- Delivers 25W PoE+ power to wall-mounted iPads via USB-C
- Extends power and data up to 328 ft from the PoE source
- Fits single-gang, double-gang and European junction boxes
- Provides 100 Mbps Ethernet and USB 2.0 data on one cable
- Compatible with IEEE 802.3 at PoE+ switches or injectors
Specifications
| Brand | Heckler Design |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.07 kg |
| Package size | 142 × 86 × 38 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the T515 adapter work with my existing PoE+ switch that follows IEEE 802.3 at?
Yes, the T515 is compatible with any IEEE 802.3 at PoE+ switch or injector, so your existing infrastructure will power and carry data to the adapter without changes.
How can I confirm the T515 is delivering the correct power to my iPad after installation?
The adapter negotiates 5 V 2.6 A, 9 V 1.78 A, 12 V 1.34 A, 15 V 1.37 A or 20 V 1.15 A up to 25 W; your iPad will show it is charging and the Ethernet icon will appear when the 10/100 link is active.
Does the T515 package include the Ethernet cable and PoE+ injector, or must I buy them separately?
Only the T515 USB-C adapter is supplied; you must provide a Cat5e or better Ethernet cable up to 328 ft and a PoE+ switch or injector that meets IEEE 802.3 at.
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