Arduino Ethernet Shield 2 Without PoE Module
An Arduino-compatible board that adds wired network connectivity to your projects
- Educational networking projects enabled by Arduino Ethernet Shield 2
- Plug-in expansion for Arduino boards without Power over Ethernet module
- Manufacturer part A000024 identifies the exact shield variant
- Stock reference 1813-DF3 supports ordering and inventory tracking
- First listed by manufacturer on 19 December 2025 for current availability
Arduino Ethernet Shield 2
The Arduino Ethernet Shield 2 adds wired network connectivity to compatible Arduino boards. It enables internet access for data logging, remote monitoring and web-server projects. The shield mounts directly onto the board without extra wiring. It is suited for students, educators and makers building connected devices.
Ideal for wired network projects
This shield suits builders who need a reliable Ethernet link for indoor or bench-top prototypes. It is not for projects that require Power over Ethernet to simplify cabling. It is not for designs that must connect wirelessly or over cellular networks. Buyers needing those capabilities should consider other options.
PoE module not included
The product is supplied without a Power over Ethernet module. A separate PoE module must be added if the installation must draw power from the network cable. This single detail determines whether the shield matches the power plan for the build.
How it compares
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- Price $23.99
- Cheaper than about 79% of the 4,397 comparable items (median $60.99).
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the Arduino Ethernet Shield 2 and what must be purchased separately?
The shield itself is included; a PoE module is not supplied and must be bought separately if Power over Ethernet is required.
How do I decide between the version with PoE and this version without PoE?
Choose this version when you do not need Power over Ethernet and want to avoid the extra cost of the PoE module.
What does the A000024 part number tell me about compatibility?
It identifies the official Arduino Ethernet Shield 2 revision that works with standard Arduino boards using the SPI interface.
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