UCTRONICS PoE Splitter USB-C 5V - Active PoE to USB-C Adapter, IEEE 802.3af Compliant for Raspberry Pi 4, Google WiFi, Security Cameras, and More

Works perfect, as advertised. Running a Raspberry Pi 400 from this with no issue, helping to keep cabling clean. Works great with Omada POE switch and standard RJ45 connectors. Getting full 1gb connection, and is compatible with USB-C on RPi.

Perfect for the Hue Hub

I’m using this to power a Blink2 outdoor camera so I don’t have to buy lithium AA batteries anymore. It powered on so it’s a good start. We’ll see how long it works for. It is protected from the weather since it’s in a low voltage gang box.

Bought a 48 port PoE switch (overkill) and therefore opted to power the two Raspberry Pi's we have via the switch, and these cords/connectors. Cut down of things we had to plug in, so that was a big plus. Regardless, it fit with the transition to a new networking configuration in the house. Just be careful what cords you use as not all will support PoE...and it might take a bit longer for the Pi's to boot, depending on your switch (mine senses, so it takes a few minutes). But they work as advertised - zero issues.

Powers Raspberry Pi, but can't not power Chromecast.

For a clean and controllable setup, I'm using this with the Google TV Streamer through Unifi Flex w/POE++ (60w injector) for power & data. No small USB-C power bricks needed, everything is powered through ethernet. I also use their POE & Micro USB splitter for my Lutron Caseta Hub. Great price, great value.

I really wanted to convince myself to drop the cash on a PoE HAT for my Pi 4+ but when I saw this product, my inner Scot said I had to give it a shot. If I end up buying 5 or 6 RPi's, it's going to amount to some substantial savings. As far as power quality is concerned, this module has been able to deliver a consistent supply of current using standard Cat5E cabling with the NetGear JGS-516PE PoE switch behind it. Network connectivity is stable and I have been able to test this up to about 45 MByte/sec. I haven't pushed more through it because I hadn't set up and tuned my NAS yet but I expect to follow up in the next few weeks with some throughput and stability figures obtained from 1Gb/sec wire speed tests. If all goes as it should, this device should not inhibit transfers up to around 120MByte/sec.

Good speeds after connected. It keeps the 1G when using. Compatible with list devices.

Works as expected and I've been powering a raspberry pi 4b over POE for around 16 months now and counting... touch wood.

Update (June 8th) : I've ordered another unit from another seller and I received it the next day. This time, the splitter was really from Uctronics and It worked out of the box. I've ordered 2 UCTRONICS PoE Splitter USB-C 5V - Active PoE to USB-C Adapter. The splitters received are not form UCTRONICS. And both unit are defective. The power is delivered through the USB-C interface but the ethernet port is dead on both units.

I am using this to power a raspberry pi with a z-wave dongle from a UniFi Poe switch. It works great. The pi shows drawing 3 watts in the UniFi Controller software.

I use this to get power and ethernet to a Raspberry Pi 400 from my PoE network, and it works perfectly. My only gripe is that it's not available in white!

Works well for a raspberry pi 4