ANVISION 2-Pack 5V Gigabit PoE Splitter, 48V to 5V 2.4A Adapter, Plug 3.5mm x 1.35mm, 5.5mm x 2.1mm Connector, IEEE 802.3af Compliant, for IP Camera and More

The context is Unlike many of my friends, I have an extensive collection of POE/POE+ splitters/devices and switches/injectors, so this isn't a one-size-fits-all situation It is highly unlikely that there is anything seriously off about the issue. I have enough hardware lying around to be able to identify it as an issue peculiar to the devices themselves. There are four (2 different batches of two devices) of these devices that I have tried now, and they all exhibit the same problem. Maximum transmission speed when connected to an 802. 11 device. There is a speed differential of more than one Mb/s (1/1000 of the expected speed) between 3AF switches. If connected to a passive POE injector that takes the proper voltage, these can sometimes operate at full Gigabit speed but tend to be During the investigation, one of the devices triggered an overload condition with a managed 802. 11 device. Turn on 3AT switch and press the reset button The maximum power draw of the router is 5 W (measured from a switch/port using a different brand splitter), which is half of the maximum allowed by an 802. 11 standard. There is no need to worry about the 3AF device because it is within its There are devices that do not operate in accordance with These devices do not work as advertised nor are they compliant with 3AF specifications. In my opinion, the first two may have just been bad devices, but the second set behaved similarly. The only way I could give a 0 star rating was to call Amazon and ask what it wants from me. We are unable to use them in anyway, let alone at the rated power and speed. In view of the fact that this brand seems to be the only brand that makes a 5V splitter with a 3 pin connector, this is rather unfortunate. This represents a 5mm x 1mm square. In this compact format, a 35mm plug is used.

Mia Pierce

| Dec 28, 2020

This represents a 5mm x 1mm square. A standard female 35mm connector is used). With the adapter, you can use it with two different devices. It is a plus if you add 1mm When I need to move it to another device with a 2, I could do that. The connector is 1 mm wide. The first thing we need to do is In the 35mm format, the lens doesn't fit completely flush with About 90% goes in, so there is some exposure on the plug, but it's not that big of an issue -- The problem is solved by the application of some gorilla tape to it. It powers on and connects to the network fine. My orders will continue to come in.

Mina Waller

| Aug 03, 2020

The 5VDC supply will provide 4A. You can use this to power low-power DC (USB) devices, and if it uses the two plugs provided, it's an excellent choice as well The Rockchip or a light-load device is an example of such a device Raspberry Pi loaded and ready to go.

Megan Atkinson

| Jan 28, 2021

I was able to plug right in and work immediately. There is an odd power tip 2 on the boost. Five mm x tenths of an inch. There's a 7mm lens that you have to get a converter for, but using the right tip it works just fine.

Troy Small

| Oct 10, 2020

Hubitat can be used with this solution. It's a great way to restart Hubitat hard by resetting the switch port.

Fletcher Cordova

| Sep 23, 2020

You should be aware that the jack on the device is a 3 volt one, so be sure to bring your own adapter. 5mm x 1mm The included adapter upgrades the image to standard 5 when used with the 35mm lens. 2mm x 5mm A 1mm piece. There are two adapters you will need if you want to downsize from there.

Tanner Nolan

| Jan 03, 2021