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Four small rectangular PoE splitters with Ethernet and barrel connectors

KINGARD

KINGARD 4-Pack 5V PoE Splitter 48V to 5V 2.4A 3.5mm 5.5mm

SKU CH-FRKC-KYRNS

Converts 48 V PoE to 5 V 2.4 A with dual 3.5 mm and 5.5 mm plugs for 10/100 Mbps devices

  • TypeAccessories
  • Powers 5 V devices from PoE with 2.4 A output
  • Accepts 44–56 V IEEE 802.3af input from switch or injector
  • Two plug sizes included: 3.5 × 1.35 mm and 5.5 × 2.1 mm
  • No setup required — connects non-PoE gear where no outlet exists
  • Four splitters in one pack for multiple IP cameras or access points

4-Pack 5V PoE Splitters for IP Cameras

This four-pack supplies 5 V DC at up to 2.4 A from an IEEE 802.3af PoE source. Each unit delivers 10/100 Mbps Ethernet data and 12 W maximum power through 3.5 mm x 1.35 mm and 5.5 mm x 2.1 mm plugs. No configuration is required for installation.

Ideal for Non-PoE Devices Needing 5 V Input

Suits installers adding IP cameras or other 5 V network gear where no mains outlet exists. Not for gigabit-only equipment or devices that demand a higher voltage than 5 V DC.

Connects Between PoE Switch and End Device

Requires a PoE switch or injector providing 44–56 V DC input. Frees the device from a local power adapter while passing 10/100 Mbps data. Two barrel-plug sizes cover common 5 V camera power inputs.

Highlights

  • Powers 5 V devices from PoE with 2.4 A output
  • Accepts 44–56 V IEEE 802.3af input from switch or injector
  • Two plug sizes included: 3.5 × 1.35 mm and 5.5 × 2.1 mm
  • No setup required — connects non-PoE gear where no outlet exists
  • Four splitters in one pack for multiple IP cameras or access points

Specifications

TypeAccessories

Questions about this item

What PoE switch or injector voltage do I need to power the 5V 2.4A output?

Connect it to any IEEE 802.3af source delivering 44 to 56 volts DC.

Will my gigabit IP camera pass data through the 10/100Mbps ethernet port?

No, the splitter only carries 10/100Mbps traffic and is not compatible with gigabit non-PoE devices.

How can I confirm the splitter is delivering 5V power and network data after I plug it in?

The attached 5V device powers on and establishes a 10/100Mbps link, showing both power and data are active.

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