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Small black PoE splitter box with RJ45 and USB-C ports

KINGARD

KINGARD PoE Splitter USB-C 5V 2.4A Gigabit Ethernet Adapter

SKU CH-85FC-D4JBJ

Splits a PoE signal into 5 V USB-C power up to 2.4 A and gigabit Ethernet for devices without built-in PoE

  • TypeEthernet Adapter
  • Delivers power and data over one cable up to 300 feet
  • Powers USB-C devices at 5V 2.4A without a wall outlet
  • Works with any IEEE 802.3af compliant PoE switch or injector
  • Adds plug-and-play PoE to Raspberry Pi 4 or Google WiFi
  • Gigabit Ethernet port keeps full network speed after the split

PoE Splitter for USB-C Devices

This adapter separates a Power over Ethernet signal into a 5V USB-C supply and a gigabit RJ45 connection. It lets non-PoE hardware draw power and data from a single cable. The unit targets Raspberry Pi 4 boards, Google WiFi points, security cameras and similar 5V USB-C gear. An IEEE 802.3af compliant switch or injector must provide the source power.

2.4A Output and 300-Foot Reach

The splitter delivers up to 2.4A at 5V while staying within the 802.3af power budget. That headroom covers typical single-board computers and light network appliances. It runs out when a device needs Power Delivery or Quick Charge negotiation, or when peak draw exceeds the 802.3af limit. The Ethernet link remains active up to 300 feet from the power source equipment.

Plug-and-Play RJ45 and USB-C

The housing carries a female RJ45 port for the PoE input, a second RJ45 for data-only passthrough, and a USB-C tail for device power. No drivers or configuration are required; the split is purely electrical. If data is not needed the second Ethernet jack can be left unconnected. The splitter itself draws no external supply and adds no active cooling.

Highlights

  • Delivers power and data over one cable up to 300 feet
  • Powers USB-C devices at 5V 2.4A without a wall outlet
  • Works with any IEEE 802.3af compliant PoE switch or injector
  • Adds plug-and-play PoE to Raspberry Pi 4 or Google WiFi
  • Gigabit Ethernet port keeps full network speed after the split

Specifications

TypeEthernet Adapter

Questions about this item

Will the 5 V 2.4 A USB-C output power my Raspberry Pi 4 alongside its existing Gigabit Ethernet port?

Yes, the splitter delivers up to 2.4 A at 5 V over USB-C while passing Gigabit Ethernet through the RJ45 port, so a Pi 4 can run from a single PoE cable.

How can I confirm the splitter is negotiating IEEE 802.3 af power correctly after I connect it?

The target device should power on and show a stable network link; the splitter draws power only when the PoE switch or injector completes the 802.3 af handshake.

Does the package include a PoE injector or Ethernet cable, or must I buy them separately?

The box contains only the splitter; you must supply an IEEE 802.3 af compliant PoE switch or injector and a standard Ethernet cable to carry the PoE signal.

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