LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD ETH-USB-HUB-BOX development board with ABS case
Adds one 10/100M Ethernet port and three USB 2.0 ports to Raspberry Pi Zero boards via pogo pins inside a snap-fit ABS case
- Adds wired network access via 10/100M Ethernet port
- Expands connectivity with three USB 2.0/1.1 ports
- Attaches directly using pogo pins for Zero boards
- Protected by ABS case with two interchangeable lids
- Rounded edges and dull polish finish resist fingerprints
Raspberry Pi Zero HAT with Ethernet
The LORDWORLD ETH-USB-HUB-BOX adds wired networking and three USB ports to any Raspberry Pi Zero series board. It connects through a pogo-pin interface that requires no soldering or cables. An RTL8152B chip provides a single RJ45 port with 10/100M auto-negotiation. The board fits inside an ABS enclosure with a snap-on lid.
Upgrading from USB-only Zero boards
Makers who have relied on USB-Ethernet dongles or Wi-Fi can replace those adapters with this integrated HAT. The jump is worth it when a project needs a stable wired link and extra USB sockets without occupying the Pi's only USB port. It also removes the mechanical strain of dangling dongles on portable builds.
Three USB 2.0 ports and 100M Ethernet headroom
The hub comfortably handles keyboards, mice, flash drives and other USB 2.0 or 1.1 peripherals simultaneously. Bandwidth tops out at 100M on the Ethernet side, so sustained gigabit transfers are not possible. Projects that need faster networking or more than three downstream USB devices will need a different solution.
Kohokohdat
- Adds wired network access via 10/100M Ethernet port
- Expands connectivity with three USB 2.0/1.1 ports
- Attaches directly using pogo pins for Zero boards
- Protected by ABS case with two interchangeable lids
- Rounded edges and dull polish finish resist fingerprints
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Kysymyksiä tästä tuotteesta
Will the ABS case fit a Raspberry Pi Zero WH with the pogo-pin header attached?
Yes, the pogo-pin design connects directly to Raspberry Pi Zero, Zero W, Zero WH, 2 W and 2 WH boards without soldering.
How do I install the board and avoid the common pogo-pin misalignment?
Align the pogo pins with the Zero's GPIO pads, press the board down evenly until the pins seat, then snap the chosen lid onto the ABS case.
If the RTL8152B Ethernet chip fails, can I replace just that component?
The chip is soldered to the HAT; replacement requires board-level rework, so the usual remedy is to swap the entire HAT.
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