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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
''' PoE HAT (C)''' | The''' PoE HAT (C) ''' is a''' Power over Ethernet (PoE+) expansion board''' designed specifically for''' Raspberry Pi 3B+ and 4B''' . When used with''' 802.3af/at ''' compliant power sourcing equipment (such as PoE switches or routers), it delivers ''' both network connectivity and power supply''' through a single Ethernet cable, eliminating the need for an additional power adapter and simplifying cabling for IoT, cluster, and industrial deployments. | ||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
* Based on standard''' Raspberry Pi 40-pin GPIO interface''', compatible with '''Raspberry Pi 3B+/4B'''; stackable pass-through design supports mounting '''additional HATs''' | |||
* Based on | * Supports '''PoE power over Ethernet''', compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at PoE/PoE+ network standards | ||
* | * Adopts fully isolated switch mode power supply (SMPS) | ||
* | * Onboard original MP8676 buck chip, providing up to''' 4.5A '''total output for Raspberry Pi mainboard and USB-A port | ||
* Onboard USB Type A interface | * Onboard USB Type-A interface: ensures stable power supply for Raspberry Pi while supplying power for additional external devices, with 5V 4A maximum output <span style="color:red">'''(power only, no data transmission)'''</span> | ||
* Onboard | * Onboard 2-pin 12V header with 12V 2A maximum output (2.54mm Dupont) | ||
* Equipped with high-speed active cooling fan for better heat dissipation (Fan switch: EN for auto running on powerup, DIS for disabling the fan) | |||
* <span style="color:red">Please note: '''25W maximum''' combined output power for 12V pin header and 5V USB-A port</span> | |||
== Technical Specification== | == Technical Specification== | ||
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| POE input voltage|| 37V ~ 57V DC input | | POE input voltage|| 37V ~ 57V DC input | ||
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|Raspberry Pi mainboard output|| Up to 4.5A (via MP8676 buck chip) | |||
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| POE-USB Type A output|| 5V 4A (MAX) | |||
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| POE- | | POE-Pin header output|| 12V 2A (MAX) | ||
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| | | Total combined peripheral output power|| 25W MAX (12V pin header + 5V USB-A port) | ||
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| Product size || 56.5 × 65mm | | Product size || 56.5 × 65mm | ||
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| Cooling || Active cooling fan with EN/DIS control switch | |||
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== | ==Examples== | ||
'''Hardware connection''' | |||
You need to connect the PoE HAT to Raspberry Pi as picture: | |||
[[File:PoE-HAT-C-02.jpg|900px]] | |||
'''Heat sink''' | |||
Heat sink installation: | |||
[[File:PoE-HAT-C-07.jpg|900px]] | |||
==Dimensions & Package Contents== | |||
* 1 × PoE HAT (C) | |||
* 4 × Brass standoffs | |||
* 4 × Mounting screws | |||
* 4 × Nuts | |||
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==FAQ== | ==FAQ== | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:23, 24 July 2026
Overview
The PoE HAT (C) is a Power over Ethernet (PoE+) expansion board designed specifically for Raspberry Pi 3B+ and 4B . When used with 802.3af/at compliant power sourcing equipment (such as PoE switches or routers), it delivers both network connectivity and power supply through a single Ethernet cable, eliminating the need for an additional power adapter and simplifying cabling for IoT, cluster, and industrial deployments.
Features
- Based on standard Raspberry Pi 40-pin GPIO interface, compatible with Raspberry Pi 3B+/4B; stackable pass-through design supports mounting additional HATs
- Supports PoE power over Ethernet, compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at PoE/PoE+ network standards
- Adopts fully isolated switch mode power supply (SMPS)
- Onboard original MP8676 buck chip, providing up to 4.5A total output for Raspberry Pi mainboard and USB-A port
- Onboard USB Type-A interface: ensures stable power supply for Raspberry Pi while supplying power for additional external devices, with 5V 4A maximum output (power only, no data transmission)
- Onboard 2-pin 12V header with 12V 2A maximum output (2.54mm Dupont)
- Equipped with high-speed active cooling fan for better heat dissipation (Fan switch: EN for auto running on powerup, DIS for disabling the fan)
- Please note: 25W maximum combined output power for 12V pin header and 5V USB-A port
Technical Specification
| POE input voltage | 37V ~ 57V DC input |
| Raspberry Pi mainboard output | Up to 4.5A (via MP8676 buck chip) |
| POE-USB Type A output | 5V 4A (MAX) |
| POE-Pin header output | 12V 2A (MAX) |
| Total combined peripheral output power | 25W MAX (12V pin header + 5V USB-A port) |
| Network standard | Support IEEE 802.3af/at PoE/PoE+ |
| Product size | 56.5 × 65mm |
| Cooling | Active cooling fan with EN/DIS control switch |
Examples
Hardware connection You need to connect the PoE HAT to Raspberry Pi as picture:
Heat sink Heat sink installation:
Dimensions & Package Contents
- 1 × PoE HAT (C)
- 4 × Brass standoffs
- 4 × Mounting screws
- 4 × Nuts
FAQ
Q1:Can USB devices be connected to the USB interface on the POE HAT?
A: No, the USB interface on the POE HAT can only output power and has no USB function.
Q2: What is the part number of the matching connector for the 12V plug on the PoE HAT C? Do you sell a cable suitable for connecting to a nearby product?
A: It's 2.54mm Dupont wire.