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Compact white PoE-to-USB splitter with RJ45 and USB ports on short cables

Tycon Systems

Tycon Systems POE-MSPLT-USB 5 V 3 A USB PoE splitter

SKU CH-5YJA-ZXDZR

Converts active PoE input to 5 V 3 A USB power with 10/100 Ethernet pass-through and short-circuit protection

  • Converts PoE to 5 V USB power for mobile devices
  • Delivers up to 15 W at 3 A from IEEE 802.3af/at or passive PoE
  • Built-in short-circuit and over-current protection safeguards connected equipment
  • Input and output isolated to 1500 VDC for electrical safety
  • Compact 6-inch cable design fits tight installs with 10/100 Mbps data pass-through

Tycon POE-MSPLT-USB USB PoE splitter

This compact adapter converts active PoE input into a regulated five volt USB output for charging phones or tablets from network switches or injectors. It suits installers who need to power USB devices at remote Ethernet endpoints without a local mains supply. The unit accepts IEEE 802.3af/at or passive PoE between thirty-six and sixty volts DC.

Isolated input and output with short-circuit

Input and output circuits are isolated at fifteen hundred volts DC for safety and noise immunity. A six inch lead terminates in a standard USB socket while a second six inch lead provides an RJ45 data pass-through at ten one hundred megabit speeds. Built-in short-circuit and over-current protection guards connected devices. FCC Class B and NE55022 Class B EMC compliance is met.

Replaces separate USB chargers at PoE-powered

The splitter removes the need for a dedicated AC adapter wherever a PoE switch or injector already delivers power. It is worthwhile when the endpoint device draws up to three amps at five volts and the infrastructure provides compliant PoE. It does not serve endpoints that require higher voltages or power levels beyond fifteen watts.

Highlights

  • Converts PoE to 5 V USB power for mobile devices
  • Delivers up to 15 W at 3 A from IEEE 802.3af/at or passive PoE
  • Built-in short-circuit and over-current protection safeguards connected equipment
  • Input and output isolated to 1500 VDC for electrical safety
  • Compact 6-inch cable design fits tight installs with 10/100 Mbps data pass-through

Specifications

BrandTycon Power Systems
ModelPOE-MSPLT-USB

Questions about this item

What PoE standard does the POE-MSPLT-USB accept, and what voltage range does it support?

It accepts IEEE 802.3af/at active PoE or passive PoE from 36 to 60 VDC on the RJ45 input.

What cable lengths and connectors are on the output side?

The USB output and the RJ45 data output each have a dedicated 6 in. cable; the DC connector is a USB socket.

How is the unit installed, and what step is often missed?

Connect the PoE source to the input RJ45, then plug the USB cable into the device; the separate RJ45 data cable must also be connected for network traffic to pass.

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