PoE Texas PoE Power for USB-C Devices, Including Google WiFi & Raspberry Pi – for POS Systems, Digital Signage & More, 802.3af POE to 5 Volt Splitter, Extend Power Delivery Up to 328 Feet
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Size: 12 Watt Power
Features
- Perfect for Raspberry Pi 4, Google Wifi, and more. Easily convert Power Over Ethernet from your existing PoE switch, with an input voltage range of 44v to 56v POE and an output voltage of 5 volts 2 amp for one device with a USB-C connector.
- Extends 5 volts of power to devices up to 328 feet away. Standard USB-C plug fits any USB-C device and is compatible with your existing IEEE 802.3af PoE switch or injector (sold separately). 10/100 Mbps data rate. *Not compatible with USB Type C Power Delivery for Apple Tablets, SurfaceGo, Samsung Tab, etc.
- Quick & easy installation. Simply connect POE to your AF-USBC; the LED light will come on if theres power. Connect your AF-USBC to charge your device.
- Backed by a generous 1-year warranty. Expert technical support from Austin, Texas available. Please call .
Brand: PoE Texas
Hardware Interface: USB Type C
Color: PoE (12w)
Compatible Devices: Tablet
Data Link Protocol: USB
Data Transfer Rate: 100 Megabits Per Second
Package Dimensions : 7.44 x 4.61 x 0.87 inches; 1.83 Ounces
Date First Available : June 17, 2021
Manufacturer : PoE Texas
Best Sellers Rank: #523 in USB Computer Network Adapters
Customer Reviews: 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 76 ratings
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I ordered in some cameras that were powered via usb C, but my older house doesn't have a ton of outlets in ideal locations for that, plus anyone can more easily unplug them in the wall. I ended up deciding to route ethernet to each of these cameras and using these to power them with POE. It looks quite a bit neater and they are a lot less accessible to unplug and work for a while during outages since the POE switch is on a UPS. Hoping they will last for years to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2022 by Ben D
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I've got this in an outdoor enclosure powering my RPi 4 from a POE switch in another enclosure. I can just run network into the enclosure and bam, everything is powered. Love it. However... This thing is 100 MBit only. I'm not sure why that is... it seems to me that making it gigabit should be a simple matter... I might take it apart and try to figure out if they didn't bring all of the wires through or something....
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2022 by RF
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2022 by Bob R
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I have a 12.9" iPad Pro mounted on my wall with a custom frame for my home control system. I previously had a 2nd gen which died, so I upgraded to a 4th gen iPad Pro 12.9. The previous PoE to Lightning (or PoE to USB + Lightning cable) solution couldn't "keep up" with how much power the iPad Pro 12.9 needed to charge. I have the screen on 24/7 at about 50% brightness, and I'd lose about 10% of battery charge each day. Upgraded to this new one (PoE+ to USB-C) and it now puts out plenty of power. Highly recommended!
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Using this PoE unit to support a Google Wi-Fi Puck. Have four (4) of these being supported by the PoE injected that Texas PoE also sells. This unit allows me to have a single CAT6 cable running to each of these units to then provide the data and power to each Wi-Fi puck (an addition USB-C cable is needed from this unit to to power the Google Wi-Fi puck)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2021 by IDW
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I bought this because my eero 6 needed PD, and this worked flawlessly… yes I do not have the pro, mines power requirements are 5v 3a (15 watts) but without PD it wouldn’t turn on, and this is the solution!
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2022 by Jake Wilkerson
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The team at POE Texas is very knowledgeable. We have to power 22 Surfaces attached to walls. We were in testing and they helped locate the pin out for the rj45 termination to correctly bring up the unit. Worked perfectly!.. Would recommend all day and would recommend you contact them with your challenging POE needs.
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