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==Overview==
==Overview==
''' PoE HAT (C)'''  is a Power over Ethernet (PoE+) expansion board for'''  Raspberry Pi 3B+/4B''' , supporting'''  IEEE 802.3af/at ''' network standard. If you have a PoE router or switch that supports the IEEE 802.3af/at network standard, then take me and you '''only need a network cable '''to connect to your Raspberry Pi to achieve networking and power supply.


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.
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 Raspberry Pi '''40pin GPIO''' interface, suitable for '''Raspberry Pi 3B+/4B.'''
* Supports '''PoE power over Ethernet''', compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at PoE/PoE+ network standards
* Support''' PoE power over Ethernet''', support IEEE 802.3af/at PoE/PoE+ network standard.
* Adopts fully isolated switch mode power supply (SMPS)
* Using a 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, while satisfying the stable power supply of the Raspberry Pi, can also '''supply power to additional external devices.''' (5V USB-A Provides Up To 4A Output;MAX 25W For 12V+5V Total Output Power)
* 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 '''high-speed active cooling fan '''for better heat dissipation.(Fan switchEN for auto running on powerup, DIS for disabling the fan)
* Onboard 2-pin 12V header with 12V 2A maximum output (2.54mm Dupont)
* Onboard MP8676 Buck Chip:Incorporates Original Voltage Buck Chip Providing Up To 4.5A Output For Raspberry Pi And USB-A Port
* 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>
==Examples==
 
'''Hardware connection'''
You need to connect the PoE HAT to Raspberry Pi as picture:
 
 
'''Heat sink'''
Heat sink installation:


== 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-USB Type A output voltage||  
| POE-Pin header output|| 12V 2A (MAX)
5V 4A (MAX)


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| POE-Pin header output voltage || 12V 2A (MAX)
| 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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==Packing List==
==Examples==
 
'''Hardware connection'''
You need to connect the PoE HAT to Raspberry Pi as picture:


* PoE HAT (C) x 1
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* Screw pack x 1
 
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'''Heat sink'''
Heat sink installation:
 
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==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

PoE HAT (C)
PoE HAT (C) Output
PoE HAT (C) Fan
PoE HAT (C) Stackable Expansion

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.