L-com's POES1GAF-USBMB is a splitter that sends the data to an Ethernet RJ45 and the power to a micro USB 5VDC after dividing a gigabit PoE signal from an IEEE 802.3af compliant injector or switch. This splitter supports 10/100/1000 Mbps (up to 1 Gigabit) data rates via Ethernet and 5V 1A 5W power via a micro B USB plug. Our splitter can be used with Raspberry Pi, dropcams, tablets, IP cameras and other compatible devices that use a USB micro B connector to supply power. This splitter provides easy, flexible solutions for distributing signal and power into two separate pieces of equipment.
The POES1GAF-USBMB PoE to USB splitter simplifies installations by eliminating the need to run DC power or set up outlets near end devices. L-com’s 1-port power over Ethernet to USB splitter is suitable for applications including access VoIP, points, bridges, network switches, amplifiers and amplified antennas, digital signage, building control systems, traffic systems and PC interconnection. This splitter is specifically stocked to be readily available for same business day shipping.
L-com has one of the largest in-stock selections of 1-port splitters, with same-day shipment for local, domestic and international orders. Make your online purchase right now to take advantage of our same-day shipping. Our expert technical support and knowledgeable sales team can assist you in obtaining the power over Ethernet to USB splitters that meets your needs.
Features
- Splitter takes a Gigabit PoE signal from an IEEE 802.3af compliant injector or switch and splits the power to USB 5VDC and the data to Ethernet RJ45
- Supports 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit data rates via Ethernet and 5V 1A (5W) power via USB
- Simplifies installations by eliminating the need to run DC power or to set up outlets near end devices
- Can be used with Raspberry Pis, Dropcams, tablets, IP cameras and other compatible devices that use a USB Micro connector to supply power
Application
- Access Points, Bridges, Network Switches, Amplifiers and Amplified Antennas
- IP (Internet Protocol) and Security Cameras
- Raspberry Pis and Dropcams
- Digital Signage and Building Control Systems
- Tablets and PC interconnect
