UCTRONICS PoE Splitter Gigabit 5V - Micro USB Power and Ethernet to Raspberry Pi 3B+, Work with Echo Dot, Most Micro USB Security Camera and Tablet - IEEE 802.3af Compliant

Several months ago, this worked well. Now the raspberry pi restarts every 25 minutes to every 24 hours when on a power supply, so I replaced it with the standard power supply and it no longer restarts. That is clearly not a good way to regulate power. Currently, I am using two of these uctronics POE and the issue is with both (one is gigabit, the other The context is In my office, I have a Raspberry Pi running 24x7. It is plugged into a Ubiquiti 160W ethernet Depending on the source, none of the other devices connected to the switch have a power problem.

Harmony Rubio

| Jul 02, 2021

It runs on a Raspberry Pi 3 B 24/7 since the nature of the application I am using it for calls for 24/7 operation. There are six more I plan to deploy next week. The splitter is required if you want to power your Pi with PoE. This is the original review In my case, I have two Raspberry Pis driving the same A 5 inch touchscreen is being used by staff to document web application functions. At one location, there is no outlet nearby, and the voltage drop of the 5V power supply the power supply cannot be extended very far. I used a 12V power supply and a 5V regulator, but my raspberry was displaying a lightning icon on the upper right corner of the screen, which indicates that there is a power supply issue, and the touchscreen would stop responding for a few seconds every There was one 5V regulator that worked well for a few days and continued to do so for a few days before returning to the problem. There are 9 Volts in the battery). It was going to be 5 until I got a regulator that could be adjusted. But then, I saw this PoE splitter and thought, 'what the heck, I might as well give it a try'. We then connected this to one of the 4 PoE ports of a Netgear ProSafe GS108PE switch that was in the server room and which was feeding 2 access points. It is about 100 feet from this switch, so we were already using it for two access points. My opinion is that this software worked in a flawless manner right away, and there have been no complaints in more than 3 weeks. A week ago, I asked one of the users if the program was working properly and he said it had been working. I will be ordering a lot more because I do not have to find outlets for the Raspberry Pi and I do not have to install another 23 of these devices. The product is of great quality and at an affordable price. This is a highly recommended book.

Amari Coffey

| Dec 05, 2020

That's two wins in one! I found this upgrade to be a welcome improvement over the older It is being used for a very unique set-up in which a Pie Zero-scale computer is being powered by USB In addition to your network cable to my alarm panel, you have your network cable to your network. As of now, I do not have any complaints about the item. ****Also, I would like to mention that Arducam (the seller from whom I purchased the game) A previous model (the 100Mbps model) that I had been using since January, recently stopped working. have been in need of another one for a while, and when my other one failed, I decided to start looking for another. Arducam's customer service team contacted me to see if I would be covered by warranty or if anything could be done, and they offered to send me a new version My experience with them has led me to consider them again for a product in the future. Again, I repeat It is a great product, and it is a great company. That's two wins in one!.

River Johnston

| Dec 28, 2020

My thoughts about this device are similar to those of other reviewers, except I have a different setup than most other reviewers.

I just wanted to add the note that my setup is different than most other reviewers'. An Edgemax PoE 5 that I have does not comply with the 802 standard. Compliant with 3AF and AT. The device is a passive DC injector capable of operating for 24 or 48V. I just wanted to let you know, the Edgemax PoE I injected into this splitter will work perfectly to power the USB supply output. *I mostly purchased this as an escape from the inadequate quality wall-wart I have been using. The following are some warning signs of wart USB power supplies that appear to struggle to supply a steady voltage after a few months.

Orlando Li

| Dec 12, 2020

The Raspberry Pi 3B+ adapter is inexpensive, easy to use, and suitable for most Raspberry Pis. I have bought UCTRONICS PoE splitters to power RPis previously for IoT projects, all of them work as expected, and this new one is no different. I've worked with these guys before and they make great PoE splitters. There is no need to take additional steps in order to use it, and the speed is gigabit. I highly recommend it to all RPi 3B+ users. There is no need to worry about whether it will fit in your case or provide enough power, as with some additional It would be even better if you were a business buyer or a user who requires these splitters in bulk, such as I am, because a PoE splitter like this is more easily installed and less prone to damage, which saves a lot of.

Jaziel Horn

| Apr 06, 2021

The software does the job as it should. Although I did not measure the voltage or current from the output, I am able to feed the RPi 3 B+ running Raspbian plus Pi--it successfully powered the RPi 3B+ A hole was then drilled through the top. To test it, it is connected to a 60W PoE switch from Unifi, then it will be connected to a 16 port 150W PoE switch from Unifi for my network cabinet. If they included a 1' patch cable with it, it would be even better.

Keaton Lin

| Dec 06, 2020