UCTRONICS PoE Splitter USB-C 5V - Active PoE to USB-C Adapter
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About UCTRONICS PoE Splitter USB-C 5V - Active PoE to USB-C Adapter
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
74% liked the compact and durable design, but 26% found it flimsy
I have been able to deliver a consistent supply of current using standard Cat5E cabling with the NetGear JGS-516PE PoE switch behind the module.
The powerline-network-adapters can deliver 4.0 A at 4.85 V.
The replacement unit has been running for over a week with no instances of undervoltage, indicating good build quality.
I suspect that the adapter is less than 50% efficient and not even a buck converter.
82% praised the connectivity, but 18% experienced issues
I have noticed that the product fails to suppress RFI sufficiently, resulting in wiping out all HF bands with a S9-S20 noise floor.
86% found it easy to set up and install, but 14% had trouble with configuration
The powerline-network-adapters solved my problem of reducing the use of wall plugs in favor of PoE.
I have used this adapter to power a Raspberry Pi in a small enclosure. I currently have two of these adapters, including the replacement, powering Raspberry Pis in small enclosures.
I have been using these powerline-network-adapters for a while and I am not sure if they have performed like this before today (11/27/2023) but my memory fails.
78% found the network speed to be fast and reliable, but 22% experienced slow speeds
The device is showing charging errors on multiple devices and maxing out at .5A based on my USB tester, nowhere near 2.4A.
I suspect that the adapter is less than 50% efficient and not a buck converter.
I experienced interference on all HF bands with a S9-S20 noise floor caused by the device.
