USB-C PoE Splitter 48V to 5V Gigabit Network Power Adapter
USB-C PoE Splitter 48V to 5V Gigabit Network Power Adapter
USB-C PoE Splitter — Gigabit Power Over Ethernet to 5V USB Type-C
Power your USB-C devices directly from a standard 802.3af/at PoE network switch — no extra power outlet needed. This compact PoE splitter draws 48V Power over Ethernet from your Gigabit network cable and converts it cleanly to 5V via USB Type-C, letting you deploy cameras, mini-PCs, Raspberry Pi boards, VoIP phones, and other low-voltage network devices exactly where you need them — even where a wall socket is out of reach.
Key Features
- Gigabit-Ready: Full 10/100/1000 Mbps passthrough — zero compromise on network speed.
- Wide PoE Input: Accepts standard 48V 802.3af/at PoE input from compatible switches and injectors.
- USB Type-C 5V Output: Delivers stable 5V DC power through a universal USB-C connector.
- Compact & Plug-and-Play: No drivers, no configuration — simply connect your Ethernet cables and USB-C device and you're live.
- 2 Color Options: Choose the finish that blends best with your setup.
- Reliable Conversion: Built-in voltage regulation circuitry ensures consistent, clean output to protect connected devices.
Common Use Cases
- Powering Raspberry Pi, mini-PCs, or single-board computers via Ethernet
- IP surveillance cameras with USB-C power requirements
- VoIP phones and smart network accessories in offices or workshops
- Any USB-C device deployed in locations without nearby AC power
Specifications
| PoE Input Voltage | 48V (802.3af/at) |
| Output Voltage | 5V DC |
| Output Connector | USB Type-C |
| Network Speed | 10/100/1000 Mbps (Gigabit) |
| Colors Available | 2 options |
| Brand | Qme |
Learn More About PoE Standards
For a deeper understanding of how Power over Ethernet technology works and relevant industry standards, visit the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) — a trusted resource for networking and electronics engineering references.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does a USB-C PoE splitter do?
A: A USB-C PoE splitter takes 48V Power over Ethernet delivered through a standard Ethernet cable and splits it into two outputs — a standard Ethernet data connection and a 5V USB Type-C power output. This lets you power compatible USB-C devices like single-board computers, cameras, and VoIP phones using only your existing network infrastructure, with no separate power cable required.
Q: Is this PoE splitter compatible with my Gigabit network switch?
A: Yes. This splitter supports full Gigabit (10/100/1000 Mbps) data passthrough and is compatible with standard 802.3af/at PoE switches and injectors operating at 48V. Simply plug it inline between your PoE switch and your device — no configuration is needed.
Q: What devices can I power with this USB-C PoE splitter?
A: Any USB-C device that operates at 5V DC is a great candidate — including Raspberry Pi boards, mini network computers, USB-C IP cameras, smart home hubs, and VoIP handsets. Always verify your device's power requirements before use to ensure compatibility.
Q: Do I need a special PoE switch or injector?
A: You will need a PoE-enabled network switch or a standalone PoE injector that provides 802.3af or 802.3at standard output at 48V. Standard non-PoE switches will supply data only and will not power the USB-C output of this splitter.