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LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD PoE HAT (H) for Raspberry Pi 5 / CM 5 development board

SKU CH-ZYRP-XE8YP

A Power-over-Ethernet HAT supplying 5 V 5 A to Raspberry Pi 5 or CM 5 via a single cable while fitting the official case and active cooler

  • Powers Raspberry Pi 5 via single Ethernet cable using IEEE 802.3 af/at standard
  • Delivers 5 V 5 A output through isolated switched-mode supply for stable operation
  • Fits standard 40-pin GPIO header for direct attachment to Raspberry Pi 5 or CM 5
  • Compatible with official Raspberry Pi 5 case for enclosed deployment
  • Works alongside official active cooler to maintain thermal performance

PoE HAT for Raspberry Pi 5 and CM 5

The LORDWORLD PoE HAT (H) is an expansion board that adds Power over Ethernet to a Raspberry Pi 5 or Compute Module 5. It draws power and data from a single Ethernet cable, removing the need for a separate USB-C power supply. The board is aimed at makers and engineers who want a tidy, cable-free deployment for headless or embedded projects.

Installation uses the standard 40-pin GPIO header

The HAT sits directly on the 40-pin GPIO header and is designed to fit inside the official Raspberry Pi 5 case. It also works alongside the official active cooler, so thermal performance is not compromised. The only common issue is ensuring the PoE switch or injector actually supports the 802.3af/at standard; non-standard passive injectors will not power the board.

Delivers 5 V at up to 5 A over 802.3af/at

The isolated switched-mode supply provides 5 V 5 A, which is enough for the Raspberry Pi 5 plus typical USB peripherals such as SSDs or cameras. Heavy loads like multiple high-current USB devices or power-hungry HATs stacked on top can exceed the 5 A limit, causing voltage droop or brown-outs. In those scenarios a separate high-current power supply becomes necessary.

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Questions about this item

How can I verify the 5V 5A output is active after connecting the PoE HAT (H) to my Raspberry Pi 5?

The Raspberry Pi 5 should boot normally and show stable voltage readings in the OS when powered through the PoE HAT (H) using a compliant 802.3af/at injector or switch.

What comes with the PoE HAT (H) and do I need a separate PoE injector or switch?

The board includes the PoE HAT (H) with a standard 40PIN GPIO header; a separate IEEE 802.3af/at compliant PoE injector or switch and Ethernet cable are required to deliver power and data.

Is the PoE HAT (H) the right choice for both a Raspberry Pi 5 and a Compute Module 5 development board?

Yes, the PoE HAT (H) is designed for the Raspberry Pi 5 and CM 5 development board, fitting the 40PIN GPIO header and working with the official case and active cooler.

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