Conversor splitter LINDY PoE para USB Type-C, 15W Power Delivery, Gigabit Ethernet, dados USB 2.0, preto 73474

Network installers and AV technicians often face the challenge of powering USB-C devices where AC outlets are unavailable. The LINDY 73474 PoE to Type C Splitter Converter solves this by converting Power over Ethernet into a 5V/3A USB-C output with simultaneous 10/100/1000Mbps data pass-through. Ideal for powering tablets, Raspberry Pi boards, IP cameras, and digital signage in ceiling spaces, behind displays, or in industrial enclosures.

Key specifications

• Input: 1 x RJ45 Female (PoE/PoE+, IEEE 802.3af/at, 44-57V DC)
• Output: 1 x USB Type-C Male (Power & Data), 5V DC, 3A, max 15W
• USB data: USB 2.0, up to 480Mbps
• Ethernet data: 10/100/1000Mbps (Gigabit)
• USB-C cable length: approx. 15cm
• Housing: ABS, operating temperature 0°C to 40°C
• LED indicators: Power, Link/Activity
• Certifications: CE, FCC, RoHS, REACH

Why choose it

This converter eliminates the need for separate power supplies and long AC runs, reducing installation cost and clutter. It leverages existing PoE infrastructure to deliver both power and Gigabit Ethernet over a single cable, ensuring reliable performance for connected USB-C devices. The compact, durable ABS housing and integrated 15cm USB-C cable make it easy to deploy in tight spaces.

Ideal use cases

• Powering USB-C devices in locations without power outlets, such as ceiling-mounted projectors or access points
• Connecting and charging tablets or Raspberry Pi units in kiosks, digital signage, or industrial control panels
• Extending USB 2.0 peripherals over long distances using existing PoE network cabling
• Simplifying cable management in conference rooms and classrooms by using a single Ethernet drop for data and power

Good to know

The converter is plug-and-play, requiring no drivers or configuration. It supports PoE and PoE+ input, automatically negotiating the available power. The USB-C output provides up to 15W, sufficient for most low-power devices. Ensure your PoE switch or injector meets the IEEE 802.3af/at standard. For optimal performance, use Cat5e or higher cabling.