PoE to USB-C Power & Separate Data Delivery Kit - 41W Output

In this review the focus is on a purpose-built PoE kit that aims to power USB Type C laptops and pro tablets without needing a local adapter. The bottom line: this kit is for IT teams or mobile workers who need to deliver up to 41 watts of power over Ethernet while maintaining a separate wired 10/100/1000 data feed. It stands out because it combines a UL approved 32V/48W power supply, a PoE injector and a PoE to USB-C splitter in a plug-and-play package for runs up to 328 ft.

Key Features

• High power delivery: Supplies up to 41 watts on the USB-C output with automatic switching between 5V and 20V, enabling many laptops and pro tablets to run from a single PoE run.
• Separate gigabit data: Provides wired 10/100/1000 Mbps data on a separate output to keep network traffic and power physically distinct for improved security and reliability.
• Long reach: Extends power and data up to 328 ft from the PoE source, letting devices be installed well away from wall outlets.
• Complete kit: Ships with a PoE to USB-C splitter, a single-port PoE injector and a UL approved 32V 48W power supply with Y-cable for maximum output and easy setup.
• Plug-and-play setup: No complex configuration required, which reduces installation time for IT staff or installers deploying multiple endpoints.
• Local support and warranty: Backed by a 1-year warranty and technical support based in Austin, Texas, for onsite-focused customers.

Who It's For

The kit is aimed at network administrators, office IT teams and installers who need to power USB-C laptops, Chromebooks, Dell or HP notebooks and pro tablets at remote desks, kiosks or conference rooms without running AC. It is especially useful in mixed environments that require a separate, wired gigabit data connection alongside power.

It is not the right choice for devices that require more than 41 watts over USB-C or for users who need the USB-C cable included, since the USB-C cable is sold separately. Home users with trivial power needs or devices that need proprietary chargers should look elsewhere.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Delivers up to 41W on USB-C, enough for many laptops and pro tablets.
• Maintains a separate 10/100/1000 Mbps data feed for network security and reliability.
• Extends power and data to 328 ft, simplifying remote device placement.
• Includes injector and UL approved 32V/48W power supply for full output without extra purchases.

Cons

• USB-C cable is not included, so buyers must supply a compatible cable to connect their device.
• Not suitable for laptops that require more than 41W or specialized power profiles beyond auto-switching 5V-20V.

Specifications

Maximum USB-C output	41 watts
Voltage range (auto-switch)	5V to 20V
Data	10/100/1000 Mbps separate output
Maximum cable run	328 ft
Included items	PoE to USB-C splitter, 32V 48W UL power supply with Y-cable, single-port PoE injector
Compatibility	USB Type C laptops and tablets up to 41W (Dell, HP, Chromebook, Apple Pro tablets)
Warranty & support	1-year warranty; technical support in Austin, TX

Our Verdict

This PoE to USB-C kit is a practical, cost-effective solution for powering USB-C laptops and pro tablets where running AC is undesirable. With 41W output, separate gigabit data, an included UL approved power supply and injector, it delivers good value for IT teams and installers. Buyers should plan to provide a compatible USB-C cable and confirm device power requirements before purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the kit include a USB-C cable?
The USB-C cable is sold separately; the kit includes the splitter, injector and UL approved power supply with Y-cable.

How far can power and data be extended?
Power and data can be extended up to 328 ft from the PoE source using standard Ethernet cabling.

Will it power any USB-C laptop?
It will power USB-C devices that require up to 41W and accept standard 5V-20V power profiles; devices needing more power are not supported.