DSLRKIT Gigabit USB Type C Active PoE Splitter 48V to 5V IEEE802.3af Power Over Ethernet for Raspberry Pi 4B
Details
- BrandDSLRKIT
- Hardware interfaceUSB Ethernet
- ColourBlack
- Compatible devicesSingle-board 4
- Product dimensions8L x 2.7W x
- Data link protocolIEEE 802.3
Description
⚡ Power your Pi like a pro—no cables, no clutter, just pure performance!
- PLUG PLAY SIMPLICITY - No complex configurations—just connect to your PoE switch or injector and power up instantly.
- BLAZING GIGABIT ETHERNET - Experience ultra-fast 1Gbps data transfer, perfect for bandwidth-hungry projects and streaming.
- FUTURE PROOF COMPATIBILITY - Supports IEEE802.3af standard ensuring broad compatibility with modern PoE infrastructure.
- COMPACT LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Slim 8x2.7x2.2 cm form factor weighing just 50g—ideal for clutter-free, on-the-go setups.
- SEAMLESS PO E POWER CONVERSION - Effortlessly converts 48V PoE to 5V, powering your Raspberry Pi 4B without extra adapters.
The DSLRKIT Gigabit USB Type C Active PoE Splitter converts 48V Power over Ethernet input into a stable 5V output tailored for Raspberry Pi 4B. Supporting IEEE802.3af standards and gigabit speeds, this compact 50g device enables streamlined, cable-free power and data delivery, perfect for professional and DIY IoT setups.
Specifications
| Brand | DSLRKIT |
| Product Dimensions | 8 x 2.7 x 2.2 cm; 50 g |
| Item model number | GType-C |
| Manufacturer | DSLRKIT |
| Colour | Black |
| Voltage | 48 Volts |
| Item Weight | 50 g |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
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Reviews
W**D
Works with my MotionBlinds mini hub. Quite pleased with this
I used this with a "MotionBlinds smart hub" The supplier claims it doesn't support PoE but I was skeptical of that as USB C power isn't typically something that's particularly energy intensiveThe USB hub from them doesn't have an ethernet port but that's neither here nor there, as you can still use this splitter to provide power only. If you had a device that had an ethernet port, then you could use it for data as well. I just needed power, in order to free up a power socket. It's pretty decent in that senseI'd recommend this for sure.
D**.
Split a POE Ethernet port to power a USBC non POE device
I have used this to power my Pi 4 Model B from a POE ethernet port. This allows me to power the device without running any other wires and also I am able to power cycle the Pi via the switch software so it saves me having to use ac psu and a smart plug. Which means a mear £10 is basically a saving.
M**M
Working well with Google whole home WIFI
Wanted to be able to use google WIFI using PoE as the "puck" is mounted on the ceiling in one room so getting power to it any other way was going to be difficult,Worked perfectly first time and is happily supplying power and gigabit network
B**N
Great for raspberry pi 4
Works great for my raspberry pi 4b. Combined with pxe boot (and a poe switch) this is all you need to have a working raspberry pi server, saving money on cables and power supplies.
W**0
Perfect
Worked perfectly with my Pi 4 and pulling 4.10 W down from the POE switch. Quality seems good, only thing would be a slightly longer cable run would have suited me better.
A**T
Does the trick
I use these to power RPi's from POE ethernet switches which then gives the ability to remotely power up/down when required.
M**G
Not True 1Gbps (data limited to 100Mbps)
Whilst the local link is 1Gbps, the throughput is actually limited to 100Mbps
L**N
Didn’t work with EERO
Alright, didnt work with EERO
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