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Adds NVMe SSD storage and PoE power to a Raspberry Pi 5 via PCIe
The Vszerda X1002 adds an NVMe solid-state drive and Power over Ethernet to a Raspberry Pi 5 through its PCIe interface. It targets makers and developers who need faster storage and a single-cable power solution for edge-computing projects.
Verify that your Raspberry Pi 5 has the PCIe connector free and that your chassis provides enough clearance for the HAT form factor. Ensure the NVMe drive you plan to use matches the M.2 keying supported by the board. Confirm your network switch or injector supplies PoE power if you intend to use that feature.
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The board is an NVMe expansion adapter; an M.2 NVMe SSD must be purchased separately.
The X1002 is built specifically for the Raspberry Pi 5 and connects via its PCIe interface.
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