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Splits 48V PoE into 5V 2.4A Micro USB power and Gigabit Ethernet for Raspberry Pi or IP cameras up to 100m
This Gigabit PoE splitter converts 48V Power over Ethernet into 5V DC at 2.4A for devices with a Micro USB port. It suits Raspberry Pi 3B+ and earlier models, IP cameras, tablets and similar hardware that need both data and power from a single cable. The adapter complies with IEEE 802.3af and requires no configuration.
The unit delivers up to 12 watts from a DC 44-56V PoE source such as a switch or injector. It passes 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet data while supplying power over cable runs up to 100 metres or 328 feet. No fan or active cooling is involved so operation is silent.
This splitter replaces a separate power supply and Ethernet cable for compatible 5V Micro USB devices. The jump is worthwhile when a PoE switch or injector already exists and running mains power to the device location is impractical. It is not for hardware that demands more than 12 watts or uses a different DC connector.
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