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Small black rectangular PoE splitter with Ethernet port and micro USB output

KINGARD

KINGARD IEEE 802.3af Micro USB PoE Splitter 48V to 5V 2.4A 12W

SKU CH-XBDB-7BDK3

Converts 48V PoE to 5V 2.4A micro USB power for Raspberry Pi or tablets up to 150m

  • TypeEthernet Adapter
  • Delivers 12W of power over Ethernet up to 100-150m
  • Outputs 5V 2.4A via Micro USB for tablets and Pi
  • Accepts 44-57V DC input with overvoltage protection
  • Works with IEEE 802.3af PoE switches or 48V injectors
  • Powers Android tablets, Dropcam and Raspberry Pi Micro USB devices

Micro USB PoE splitter for 5 V devices

This IEEE 802.3af active splitter converts 44–57 V DC from a PoE switch or 48 V injector into a regulated 5 V 2.4 A micro USB supply. It delivers up to 12 W to tablets, Dropcam units or Raspberry Pi boards with a micro USB power input. The device requires a compliant PoE source and does not pass data to the USB port.

Silent operation with overvoltage protection

No fan or moving parts are present, so the unit runs completely silent in normal use. The converter accepts 44–57 V DC and includes overvoltage protection to guard connected hardware. Power is drawn only when a PoE source is active, keeping idle consumption negligible.

Compact inline adapter for remote mounting

The splitter fits inline on an Ethernet cable run up to 100–150 m from the PoE source, enabling flexible placement of powered devices. A micro USB plug supplies power directly to the target device without extra cables. For gigabit PoE networks a separate gigabit splitter is recommended.

Highlights

  • Delivers 12W of power over Ethernet up to 100-150m
  • Outputs 5V 2.4A via Micro USB for tablets and Pi
  • Accepts 44-57V DC input with overvoltage protection
  • Works with IEEE 802.3af PoE switches or 48V injectors
  • Powers Android tablets, Dropcam and Raspberry Pi Micro USB devices

Specifications

TypeEthernet Adapter

Questions about this item

How do I install the splitter and what step is often missed?

Connect the Ethernet cable from an 802.3af PoE switch or 48V injector to the splitter input, then plug the Micro USB output into the device; the step often missed is confirming the switch or injector supplies 44–57V DC before powering on.

What maintenance or replacement will this splitter need over time?

The unit has no user-serviceable parts; if the Micro USB connector wears from repeated insertion or the overvoltage protection activates due to a faulty injector, replace the splitter.

What limit appears first when the splitter runs continuously at full load?

The 12W output ceiling (5V at 2.4A) is reached before any distance limit; the Ethernet run can extend to 100–150m but the power budget stays fixed at 12W.

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