$25 for Less Clutter: Raspberry Pi’s PoE+ Adapter Arrives Sources and related content
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The Raspberry Pi Foundation has recently partnered with Microchip to release a PoE+ power adapter designed specifically for Raspberry Pi devices, offering a streamlined power solution for units situated in locations where access to traditional power outlets is limited.
Manufactured by Microchip, the adapter features a single power input and two Ethernet ports. It delivers power to the primary device and supplies the Raspberry Pi with electricity via an Ethernet cable—eliminating the need for a separate power connection.
PoE (Power over Ethernet) technology works by transmitting electrical power alongside data over the same four twisted pairs within an Ethernet cable, allowing devices to be powered and networked using a single cable. This not only simplifies setup but also reduces cable clutter.
The adapter supports Raspberry Pi 3B+ and later models. Priced at $25, it is sold without Ethernet cables; users must supply two cables—one to connect to the upstream network and the other to link and power the Raspberry Pi.
Additionally, the Raspberry Pi Foundation plans to launch the Raspberry Pi PoE+ HAT+ kit tailored for the Raspberry Pi 5, which the organization describes as its smallest and most efficient powered accessory to date.
