POE-5v10w
$12.49
Product Specifications
| Cable connectors | Male RJ45; Male 1.35 x 3.5 mm DC |
| Data + PoE Ports | 1 (input) |
| Data Rate | 10/100 |
| DC connector | 1.35mm male (power out) |
| Dimensions | 2 x 1.5 x 1 in. |
| Input Voltage Range | 10 - 30 Volts |
| Max. Amps Per Port | 2 |
| Operating Humidity | 5% to 90% |
| Operating Temperature Range | -10 to 60°C |
| Output Voltage | 5 volts |
| PoE Method | Passive |
| PoE Mode/Pinout | Mode B (+4,5 -7,8) |
| PoE Standard | N/A |
| Power Input | Female RJ45 |
| Weight | 1 oz |
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I was looking to get a splitter so I could use my POE switch to power my Amcrest Camera. The first splitter I looked at had a longer 5v connector than what the camera uses. Do you have a recommendation for splitters?
Feel free to send us the exact model of the Amcrest camera you are powering up so we can check its power specifications. 99% of 5volt cameras will work with WS-POE-5V10W, as the barrel size is a traditional 5 volt size of 1.35mm-3.5mm.
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Is it possible to install one of these WS-POE-5v10w inside an electrical box and route the eth/pwr cables through a hole in a wall plate? I just want to make sure that there not any kind of safety or technical reason why I couldn't.
You can certainly mount these into an electrical box.
The only thing to note is the operating temperature of 60 C or 140 F. That may seem like a lot, but, if the box is not vented, in direct sunlight, and in a place where temperatures outside can get to +100F, you could see that temperature inside an enclosed box. -
Will this survive in a northern Michigan uninsulated attic? I'm looking to power a TV signal booster.
This product will support temperature ranges -10 to 60°C. I'm not familiar with how hot it can get in the summer in Michigan but as long as the temperature is under 140 degree's F this should be just fine in your attic.
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Will this power a Raspberry Pi 3b+ from a Ubiquiti ER-X SFP?
No, the POE-5v10w splitter will not provide the gigabit data rate needed for your Raspberry Pi 3B+. Our GAF-MicroUSB splitter will provide the 5 volts, 10 watts needed on the microUSB connections. However, this splitter needs an input voltage of 44-56V PoE but the Ubiquiti ER-X SFT is powered with 24 volts. You can use our GPOE-48v10w to step up the 24 volts from your router and provide the 48 volts needed for the GAF-MicroUSB.
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Can this power 2 5v devices if total watt draw is less then 10
No, this is intended to power one, 5 volt device. Power output is on the male DC connection. Data out is on the male RJ45.
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Is this splitter isolated?
Yes, this splitter is isolated.
