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Pi PoE Switch HAT – power over Ethernet for Raspberry Pi on Kickstarter for a few days!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pisupply/pi-poe-switch-hat-power-over-ethernet-for-raspberr
Guys at Pi Supply released a very useful raspberry shield, to allow the POE supply to the beloved mini-pc.
The backing campaign already gathered 2x the request, and 19 days are still running before it’s over, so hurry up if you are interested!
The details:
You can now power your Raspberry Pi and provide an Ethernet connection in any location with just a single cable. Perfect for removing the clutter of wires and for reliable use in remote locations.
Pi PoE is completely plug and play – there is no software required in order for Pi PoE to provide power and Ethernet directly to your Raspberry Pi and it will work straight out of the box.
Technical Specification
- Fully 802.3af (mode A and B) compliant active power over Ethernet
- Contains physical layer power negotiation circuitry, presenting itself as a Class 0 device
- Fully isolated switched mode power supply (SMPS) – 1500V isolation input to output
- Overload and short circuit protection
- Over temperature protection
- High efficiency (up to 87%) regulated output
- Input voltage 36-56V, output voltage 5V, output current 10-1300mA, max output power 6.5W
- Onboard ATtiny 13A microcontroller for power management functionality
- Configurable on / off switch for intelligent power management
- Leaves all unused GPIO free for use with other add on boards
- Fully assembled board
- Mounting hardware and short ethernet patch cable included
Interested? Pledge them on Kickstarter!