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Small black rectangular USB-C PoE splitter with Ethernet and USB-C ports

TAURKENAM

TAURKENAM USB-C PoE Splitter Gigabit 5V/4A 802.3at

SKU CH-JFD1-ZQBTD

A PoE splitter converts Ethernet power to USB-C 5V/4A for Raspberry Pi 4 and other Type-C devices

  • TypeEthernet Adapter
  • PoE+ switch ports power USB-C devices at 5V/4A
  • Gigabit Ethernet data and power share one cable
  • Raspberry Pi 4 runs stable with 4A instead of 2.5A
  • Works with 802.3af switches at reduced 2.5A output
  • Powers USB-C routers, cameras or boards from PoE infrastructure

Power delivery for USB-C devices

This splitter converts a Power over Ethernet signal into a USB-C power output and a Gigabit Ethernet connection. It allows compatible devices to receive both power and data through a single cable run from a PoE switch or injector.

Replacing wall adapters and HATs

The unit provides up to 5V/4A, exceeding the 2.5A limit of the official Raspberry Pi PoE HAT. It works with 802.3at switches for full output, while 802.3af switches will not output more than 2.5A.

Suited for Pi 4 and USB-C network gear

Builders running power-hungry Raspberry Pi 4 clusters or USB-C routers and cameras can simplify cabling with this adapter. Buyers without existing PoE infrastructure or those needing voltages other than 5V should look at something else.

Highlights

  • PoE+ switch ports power USB-C devices at 5V/4A
  • Gigabit Ethernet data and power share one cable
  • Raspberry Pi 4 runs stable with 4A instead of 2.5A
  • Works with 802.3af switches at reduced 2.5A output
  • Powers USB-C routers, cameras or boards from PoE infrastructure

Specifications

TypeEthernet Adapter

Questions about this item

What Ethernet port speed does the splitter need from the PoE switch?

It requires a Gigabit Ethernet connection on the PoE switch or injector to pass both data and power through the single cable.

Which PoE standard must the switch support to deliver the full 4 A output?

An IEEE 802.3at PoE+ switch or injector is required for the full 5 V/4 A budget; an 802.3af switch will limit the output to 2.5 A.

When should the USB-C power cable be replaced to maintain reliable operation?

Replace the cable if the connector feels loose, the sheath shows cracking, or the Raspberry Pi 4 reports under-voltage warnings during heavy load.

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