PROCET Gigabit PoE to USB C Splitter up to 27W - Compact PoE PD

In this review the PROCET Gigabit PoE to USB C Splitter is evaluated as a compact solution for powering USB-C devices and adding wired network access via Power over Ethernet. The bottom line: it is best for users who need reliable power delivery up to 27W and native Gigabit Ethernet without running separate power lines. The reviewer found it straightforward to deploy with Eero 6/7 access points, Raspberry Pi boards, tablets and IP cameras, and appreciated the metal enclosure and built-in thermal pads that keep temperatures manageable during sustained use.

Key Features

• PoE input: Accepts IEEE 802.3at/bt power so it integrates with standard PoE switches and injectors for networked power delivery.
• USB-C power output: Provides multiple PD voltages up to 27W so tablets, Raspberry Pi4/5 and some wireless APs can be powered directly from one cable.
• Gigabit Ethernet: Offers 10/100/1000Mbps connectivity which preserves full wired network speed for devices that lack an Ethernet port.
• Thermal design: Metal compact case with internal thermal pads helps dissipate heat into the housing for more stable operation under load.
• Plug-and-play: No configuration required, making it simple to attach and use with compatible USB-C PD devices and network gear.

Who It's For

The PROCET splitter is aimed at network technicians, makers, and small business owners who want to deliver both power and Ethernet to devices like Eero 6/7 access points, tablets, Raspberry Pi4/5, weather sensors, and IP cameras without running separate power cables. It is also useful in ceilings or outdoor enclosures where a compact, metal PoE-powered USB-C outlet is desirable.

It is less appropriate for devices that require more than 27W of sustained power or for users who need managed switching or advanced PoE configuration. Also, if absolute silence and minimal heat are required in very tight enclosures, verify ventilation since some users report warmth under load.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Delivers versatile USB-C PD voltages up to 27W for many small computers and wireless APs.
• Maintains full Gigabit Ethernet speeds for network-dependent devices.
• Solid metal build and thermal pads aid heat dissipation during continuous use.
• Truly plug-and-play with IEEE 802.3at/bt compatibility, making installation quick.

Cons

• Power is limited to 27W which may be insufficient for larger USB-C laptops or high-power accessories.
• Can run warm under sustained load, so plan for ventilation in tight installations.

Specifications

Model	PT-PTC-AT
PoE input	IEEE 802.3at/bt
USB-C output	5V/3.4A, 9V/2.8A, 12V/2.1A, 15V/1.8A, 20V/1.3A (up to 27W)
Ethernet	10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit
Enclosure	Metal compact design with built-in thermal pads

Our Verdict

The PROCET Gigabit PoE to USB C Splitter is a practical, value-oriented adapter for powering and networking small USB-C devices where convenience and wiring simplicity matter. It is recommended for users who need reliable Gigabit connectivity and up to 27W PD in a compact metal package, though those needing higher power should look for a higher-wattage solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this power a Raspberry Pi 4 or 5?
Yes, it supplies compatible PD voltages and up to 27W which is sufficient for Raspberry Pi4 and Pi5 under typical loads.

Does it require configuration?
No configuration is required; it is plug-and-play with IEEE 802.3at/bt PoE sources and USB-C PD devices.

Will it provide full Gigabit speeds?
Yes, the adapter supports 10/100/1000Mbps so it preserves Gigabit Ethernet performance.