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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
The Pi 5 POE-PD-A module is an advanced expansion board designed to provide '''Power Over Ethernet (POE)''' capabilities to the Raspberry Pi 5. Compliant with '''IEEE 802.3af/at standards''', this module integrates Power Delivery (PD) protocol management, ensuring a reliable and high-current power supply. | The Pi 5 POE-PD-A module is an advanced expansion board designed to provide '''Power Over Ethernet (POE)''' capabilities to the Raspberry Pi 5. Compliant with '''IEEE 802.3af/at standards''', this module integrates Power Delivery (PD) protocol management, ensuring a reliable and high-current power supply. | ||
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==Features== | ==Features== | ||
* '''POE Standards Support''': Adheres to IEEE 802.3af/at, enabling efficient power delivery over Ethernet. | |||
* '''Integrated PD Protocol IC''': Manages power negotiation to avoid startup warnings and ensure stable operation. | |||
* '''Type-C Power Supply''': Offers a robust 5V 4.5A output from a high-voltage 37V~57V input, accommodating higher power demands. | |||
* '''Plug and play''': No additional configuration is required, just plug in the USB-C and POE network port and you can use it | |||
* '''Non-Interference with GPIO''': Maintains free use of the Raspberry Pi 40-pin GPIO header for additional peripherals. | |||
* '''Cooling Solution Compatibility''': Supports the installation of the official Raspberry Pi Active Cooler as well as third-party Active Cooler for enhanced thermal management. | |||
==Packing List== | ==Packing List== | ||
* 1 x POE-PD-A HAT | |||
* 2 x USB-C Connector ('''1piece is for backup''') | |||
* 1 x Screw Pack | |||
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==FAQ== | ==FAQ== | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:13, 27 May 2026
Overview
The Pi 5 POE-PD-A module is an advanced expansion board designed to provide Power Over Ethernet (POE) capabilities to the Raspberry Pi 5. Compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at standards, this module integrates Power Delivery (PD) protocol management, ensuring a reliable and high-current power supply.
This POE module is an ideal solution for users needing reliable, high-current power for demanding Raspberry Pi 5 projects, ensuring both stable operation and ease of use.
Features
- POE Standards Support: Adheres to IEEE 802.3af/at, enabling efficient power delivery over Ethernet.
- Integrated PD Protocol IC: Manages power negotiation to avoid startup warnings and ensure stable operation.
- Type-C Power Supply: Offers a robust 5V 4.5A output from a high-voltage 37V~57V input, accommodating higher power demands.
- Plug and play: No additional configuration is required, just plug in the USB-C and POE network port and you can use it
- Non-Interference with GPIO: Maintains free use of the Raspberry Pi 40-pin GPIO header for additional peripherals.
- Cooling Solution Compatibility: Supports the installation of the official Raspberry Pi Active Cooler as well as third-party Active Cooler for enhanced thermal management.
Packing List
- 1 x POE-PD-A HAT
- 2 x USB-C Connector (1piece is for backup)
- 1 x Screw Pack
FAQ
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