PoE+ (802.3at) to USB-C Power + Data Delivery with 25 Watt Output
$84.99 $118.99
Product Specifications
| Adapters included | USB-C to USB-C Right Angle Bi-directional cable |
| Connector Types | USB-C |
| Data Rate | (Input) 10/100/1000 Gigabit / (Output) 10/100 Mbps |
| Data Standard | USB 2.0 (Output) |
| Input voltage | 48-56V |
| LEDs Per Port | Green (POE) / Yellow (USB-C) |
| Max Power for Kit | 25 Watts |
| Mount Type | Wall or DIN rail (sold separately) |
| Operating Humidity | -10 - 60C |
| Output Voltage | 5V,2.6A; 9V,1.78A; 12V,1.34A; 15V,1.37A; 20V,1.15A |
| PoE Method | IEEE 802.3at |
| PoE Standard | IEEE 802.3at |
| Weight | 3 oz. |
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Can I use this to power a tablet through Micro usb with a ucb-c to micro usb adapter cord?
Thank you for your question. GAT-USBC-PD will not, unfortunately, provide power and data to a MicroUSB device. The data protocols are different. The GAT-USBC-PD will provide the power to a MicroUSB device, but not the data.
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Can you please explain the power delivery profile. What happens when the battery reaches 100% ? What protects the tablet battery from overcharging?
Great question! With USB-C power delivery, the powered device and USB-C source communicate to determine which power profile is needed. As for overcharging, this is typically built into the tablet for protection. Similar to how standard chargers work, the tablet will continue to show charging even when it's at 100%. It's getting power, just not needing to pull as much to stay charged.
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Will this work with a Gen 4 12.9”?
Yes, the GAT-USBC-PD will provide both the data and the 18 watts power out on the USB C needed for the iPad Gen 4 12.9".
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Please tell me the product dimensions.
The dimensions of the GAT-USBC-PD are 4.5 x 2 x 1 in.
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Will this work with the iPad Gen 7 to pass data?
No, because the 7th Generation iPad (10.2 in) has a lightning connector for input power. The GAF-Lighting-PD will work with the iPad 7th gen to provide 5v12w of power and wired 10/100 mbps data via PoE.
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I have just purchased GAT-USBC-PD-REV2 on your site. But could you please tell me what is technically speaking the difference with previous product GAT-USBC-PD ? Thank you.
The GAT-USBC-PD-REV2 has an updated component to make it compatible with the iPad Pro Gen3 (12.9"). Because of the screen size on the iPad, it tries to draw more than 25 watts at times, especially when the brightness is 80% or higher. The updated REV2 limits the draw to 25W.
