poe to micro-usb splitter/adapter for raspberry pi (ieee802.3af)

Power your Raspberry Pi – or any micro-USB powered device – over ethernet with this passive* PoE injector/splitter cable set. Just hook up your power source and ethernet (LAN/WAN) to the injector cable and plug the splitter cable into your device’s power and ethernet inputs. Use any standard cat5 or cat6 ethernet cable in between (22-24AWG). Please note for large distances (>20m) and/or setups with additional peripherals connected (drawing above 0.7A of total current) we advise using “active” PoE compliant with IEEE802.3af standard* because the voltage drop will become too high for passive PoE to work (while IEEE802.3af will work up to 100m).

*if you are looking for IEEE 802.3af compliant (official / “active”) PoE where you can connect multiple PoE and non-PoE powered devices over longer distances through a network powered by a PoE switch/mid-span please see our other 802.3af Raspberry Pi PoE splitter/adapter; The cable set you are looking at now is for passive PoE, meaning you power a single device via a dedicated power source connected at the other end of the ethernet cable (see images)