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LORDWORLD
Power over Ethernet HAT for Raspberry Pi 5 and CM5 with 802.3af/at support, active cooling fan, metal heatsink, 5V and 12V output headers, and 40-pin GPIO stackable header
This PoE HAT F board adds Power over Ethernet to Raspberry Pi 5 and CM5 modules, delivering both network connectivity and power through a single Ethernet cable. It suits makers and engineers building compact wired IoT edge devices that need a tidy deployment without separate power supplies.
The 40-pin GPIO stackable header aligns with the standard Raspberry Pi 5 and CM5 pinout, so the board seats directly on the module without soldering. Ensure the active cooling fan and metal heatsink make firm contact with the processor; poor thermal contact can reduce stability under sustained load.
Verify that your network infrastructure provides IEEE 802.3af/at compliant PoE+ power sourcing equipment able to supply the required input. Confirm that any external peripherals connected to the onboard 5V and 12V headers stay within the 25W total output budget under your cooling conditions.
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The onboard fan should spin and the Raspberry Pi 5 or CM5 should boot using only the Ethernet cable connected to a compliant 802.3af/at source; the metal heatsink will warm as it dissipates heat.
The board includes a 40-pin GPIO stackable header, metal heatsink, active cooling fan, and 5V plus 12V output headers; you must supply a Raspberry Pi 5 or CM5 module and a PoE+ injector or switch.
Choose equipment that meets IEEE 802.3af or 802.3at so the HAT can negotiate up to 25W total output for the Pi and attached peripherals.
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