Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Converts IEEE 802.3af PoE to USB-C with 5V 2A power and 1000Mbps Ethernet data for phones and tablets
The PROCET PT-PGC-AF converts IEEE802.3af Power over Ethernet into a USB-C port that supplies 5V at 2A while passing Gigabit Ethernet data. It targets installers who need to power and connect USB-C tablets, phones or thin clients from a single network cable without a local mains socket.
The adapter has no fan and relies on its small 0.06 kg enclosure to dissipate the heat from the 10W PoE input. Silent operation is guaranteed because there are no moving parts and the conversion circuitry runs well within the 15.4W IEEE802.3af budget.
Under continuous 1000Mbps throughput and full 2A charging the unit maintains stable voltage without throttling, as the PoE source limits the total power to the standard 15.4W ceiling. Non-PoE Ethernet links still provide data but cannot supply charging current.
| Brand | PROCET PoE System |
|---|---|
| Model | PT-PGC-AF |
| Weight | 0.06 kilograms |
Connect the RJ45 cable from an IEEE802.3af PoE switch or injector to the adapter, then plug the USB-C end into the phone or tablet. The step people miss is using a non-PoE cable, which gives data but no charging.
No internal parts require scheduled replacement. Keep the RJ45 port and USB-C connector free of dust; if the cable latch breaks or the USB-C plug wears loose, replace the whole adapter.
The IEEE802.3af input caps power at 15.4W, so the USB-C output stays at 5V 2A. Continuous gigabit throughput at 1000Mbps is the next ceiling, but the power budget is reached first.
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