waveshare PoE HAT (H) with Case for Raspberry Pi 5 / CM 5,Power Over Ethernet HAT (H) Expansion Board,802.3af/at Network Standard,Isolated Switched-Mode Power Supply,5V 5A Output

IntroductionPoE HAT (H) is a power-over-Ethernet (PoE) expansion board for Raspberry Pi 5, supporting IEEE 802.3 af/at network standards Designed to work with PoErouters or switches that support the IEEE 802.3 af/at network standards, the Raspberry Pi can achieve both network connectivity and power supplywith just a single Ethernet cable. FeaturesBased on Raspberry Pi 40PIN GPIO interfaceSupports Power over Ethernet (PoE), supports IEEE 802.3 af/at PoE network standardAdopts isolated SMPS (Switching Mode Power Supply) Compact and easy to assembleSpecificationsPoE input voltage: 37V ~ 57V
DC inputPoE-GPIO pin header: 5V 5A (MAX)
Network standards: Supports IEEE 802.3 af/at
PoEProduct size: 56.5 x 65.0 (mm) Application ExampleWith This Product, You Can Use An Ethernet Cable With PoE Function To Power The Raspberry Pi 5 / CM 5 DirectlyPackage ContentPoE HAT (H) x1Raspberry Pi 5 Official Case x1Standoffs pack x1FAQ1. Can PoE HAT (H) be used on PI4B or PI3B+? No, PoE HAT (H) only supports PI52. Will PI 5 have a limited current warning? The Raspberry Pi board will detect the USB power supply current, if it does not reach the maximum current of 5A, the USB output will be limited, because thePoE HAT (H) is powered to the board through 40PIN, there will also be a current limit. You can add the following statement to the /boot/firmware/config. txt file to remove the current restriction: usb_max_current_enable=1