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Adds wired 10/100 Mbps Ethernet and extra USB 2.0 ports to a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W or Zero W while powering it through a single PoE cable
This PoE HAT adds wired Ethernet and extra USB ports to Raspberry Pi Zero 2W and Zero W boards. It draws power and data through a single RJ45 cable using the IEEE 802.3af standard, removing the need for a separate power supply. The onboard RTL8152B chip provides 10/100Mbps network speeds, while multiple USB 2.0 ports let you attach storage, cameras or sensors. The pogo-pin connection makes installation quick and driver-free.
Builders who need a tidy, single-cable setup for headless Pi Zero projects will benefit from the combined power and Ethernet link. The USB hub expands the board’s limited I/O for peripherals such as flash drives or relay modules. Buyers who require gigabit Ethernet throughput should look elsewhere, as the controller is limited to 100Mbps. Projects that must run on battery power or Wi-Fi alone are not addressed by this HAT.
The RTL8152B controller delivers 10/100Mbps wired networking over a standard RJ45 jack. This speed ceiling is the key specification that decides whether the board fits your application. If your project demands higher bandwidth, this HAT will not meet that requirement.
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Yes, the isolated SMPS circuit delivers 5 V at 2.5 A through the pogo pins, which is enough for the Pi Zero 2W plus typical USB 2.0 peripherals such as flash drives or sensors.
The RJ45 port LEDs will show a solid link light and a blinking activity light when the 10/100 Mbps auto-negotiation completes successfully.
The board ships with the pogo pin docking array already fitted; you only need to supply a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W or Zero W and a PoE-capable Ethernet cable.
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