Review on 💡 Gigabit USB Type C PoE Splitter/Converter with IEEE802.3bt PoE++ Input, Delivering 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, 20V up to 60W to USBC Devices, PT-PTC-BT by Dallas Grover

Name: 💡 Gigabit USB Type C PoE Splitter/Converter with IEEE802.3bt PoE++ Input, Delivering 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, 20V up to 60W to USBC Devices, PT-PTC-BT
Item: 💡 Gigabit USB Type C PoE Splitter/Converter with IEEE802.3bt PoE++ Input, Delivering 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, 20V up to 60W to USBC Devices, PT-PTC-BT
Rating: 5

November 02, 2022

Did everything I asked him to do.

The price of this device surprised me, but I didn't find any other affordable options. However, it cost money not to try to power my camera. I recently switched to a Nest IQ camera (maybe not that new, but I've switched). For this I bought a newer IEEE802.3at POE power supply, assuming I will need it for higher power requirements. However, it looks like my previous POE source worked with it (although it wasn't specifically advertised as IEEE802.3at), so take that with a grain of salt. I also can't confirm how long it would have lasted with the previous power supply because I just left the newer one. The product has been working great for several months now and I haven't seen any crashes where it shuts down unexpectedly due to power issues.

Pros

USBC female output from 5-20V base to meet the demands of your Type-C device up to 60W with over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protection, ideal for computer, iPad, Macbook, Google Wifi and Wi-Fi Hotspot – Fi eero pro 6 and other Type-C devices

Cons