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Compact white plastic PoE-to-USB splitter with Ethernet and USB ports

Tycon Power Systems

Tycon Power Systems POE-MSPLT-USB 802.3af/at 48V PoE to USB 15W

SKU CH-VD6M-7CMX8

A compact splitter that converts 802.3af/at or 48V passive PoE into 15W USB power for phones and tablets, with isolated outputs, short-circuit protection.

  • Powers USB devices from PoE networks using 802.3af/at or passive 48V input
  • Delivers 15W USB output for smartphones tablets and other USB powered equipment
  • Operates reliably in harsh environments across -25 to +50C temperature range
  • Isolated input and output with short circuit and over current protection
  • Compatible with PoE switches and active PoE sources for flexible deployment

PoE-to-USB splitter for mobile devices

The Tycon POE-MSPLT-USB converts 802.3af/at or passive 48 V PoE into a 15 W USB supply for smartphones, tablets and similar USB-powered gear. It draws power from any PoE switch or active PoE source and also accepts passive 48 VDC PoE. Inputs and outputs are isolated with short-circuit and over-current protection. A -25 to +50 °C operating range supports outdoor use inside weatherproof enclosures.

Replaces wall adapters at PoE endpoints

The unit replaces a separate USB wall charger when a PoE cable already reaches the installation point such as a ceiling-mounted access point, camera or kiosk. The upgrade is worthwhile where AC outlets are absent, inconvenient or would require extra conduit and trunking. It is not suited for devices that demand more than 15 W or for USB-C Power Delivery negotiation beyond the fixed output.

Limited by 802.3af/at power budget

The 15 W USB output is bounded by the PoE class available from the upstream switch; 802.3af ports may deliver less than the rated maximum after cable losses. Passive 48 VDC sources must be able to supply the required current without voltage sag. The splitter does not perform voltage step-up, so long cable runs that drop the PoE voltage below specification will reduce available USB power.

Highlights

  • Powers USB devices from PoE networks using 802.3af/at or passive 48V input
  • Delivers 15W USB output for smartphones tablets and other USB powered equipment
  • Operates reliably in harsh environments across -25 to +50C temperature range
  • Isolated input and output with short circuit and over current protection
  • Compatible with PoE switches and active PoE sources for flexible deployment

Specifications

BrandTycon Power Systems
SeriesPOE-MSPLT-xx
Model9SIAB3Z46C1191

Questions about this item

What PoE input standard and voltage does the POE-MSPLT-USB accept?

The unit accepts 802.3af/at PoE or passive 48 V DC PoE on its input port.

How do I connect the splitter to provide USB power from a PoE switch?

Plug the PoE switch cable into the PoE input port, then connect your USB device to the USB output; the splitter converts the PoE supply to 15 W USB power.

What temperature range is the splitter rated for in outdoor enclosures?

It operates from -25 °C to +50 °C, making it suitable for weatherproof outdoor installations.

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