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Small rectangular adapter with USB-C and Ethernet ports, matte black finish

KEHIPI

KEHIPI UC-3AF-USBC 5V 2.4A PoE Splitter USB-C Gigabit Powerline Networking

SKU CH-EF11-1SJB3 MPN UC-3AF-USBC

Converts IEEE 802.3af PoE into 5 V 2.4 A USB-C power plus gigabit Ethernet for non-PoE devices

  • Port count2
  • Product dimensions3.22 in × 1.12 in × 0.92 in
  • Product weight0.059 kg
  • Powers USB-C devices over Ethernet using a single cable
  • Delivers 5V 2.4A output compliant with IEEE 802.3af standard
  • Provides gigabit Ethernet data pass-through at 10/100/1000 Mbps
  • Features 2.5KV isolation for safe operation
  • Compact 3.22 x 1.12 x 0.92 in design weighs 0.059 kg

Power over Ethernet to USB-C split

This PoE splitter separates a single Ethernet cable into a 5V 2.4A USB-C power feed and a gigabit RJ45 data connection. It lets non-PoE devices such as a Raspberry Pi 4, Google WiFi unit or security camera draw power from an IEEE 802.3af compliant switch or injector. The adapter measures 3.22 in by 1.12 in by 0.92 in and weighs 0.059 kilograms.

IEEE 802.3af power and data limits

The splitter accepts 44 to 56 volts from a standard PoE source and delivers a maximum of 2.4 amps at 5 volts. Data passes through at 10, 100 or 1000 megabits per second. It requires a compliant PoE switch or injector; passive or non-standard PoE can overvolt and damage connected equipment. The Ethernet output carries data only, not power.

Replaces a USB wall adapter and short cable

This unit removes the need for a nearby AC outlet and a separate USB power brick, extending the power line up to 300 feet from the PoE source. It is a practical alternative when a PoE HAT does not fit the board or enclosure. The jump is worth it for builders who want a single-cable install but do not need fast-charge protocols or output above 2.4 amps.

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Price $17.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameUCTRONICS
Model nameU6115
Ports & slots
Port count2
Size & build
Product dimensions3.22 in × 1.12 in × 0.92 in
Product weight0.059 kg

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 2.4 A USB-C model or the 3 A micro-USB version?

The USB-C model supplies up to 2.4 A at 5 V, while the micro-USB variant delivers 3 A; pick the one that matches your device’s connector and current requirement.

What does the 2.4 A output mean when I connect a Raspberry Pi 4?

It provides up to 12 W of regulated 5 V power over the Ethernet cable, enough for a Pi 4 and typical peripherals without a separate wall adapter.

How does the IEEE 802.3af standard limit the splitter in practice?

The 802.3af input caps the available power at roughly 12 W, so the USB-C port cannot exceed 2.4 A at 5 V regardless of the PoE switch’s total budget.

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