URELEGAN

URELEGAN PoE to USB-C Power Converter, IP65 Weatherproof

Power outdoor USB-C cameras and sensors straight from your PoE network line with no nearby outlet required

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Overview

The URELEGAN PoE to USB-C Power Converter Adapter is a narrowly focused accessory for anyone wiring low-power USB-C equipment into a network-cabled installation. Its job is simple but useful: draw power from a PoE switch or injector and hand it off as a stable 5V 2.4A USB-C feed. That opens up mounting locations where an electrical outlet would be awkward or impossible, which is why the source material points toward outdoor security cameras, sensors, LED lights, and remote IoT projects. It is best understood as a power bridge rather than a full network adapter.

On the practical side, the unit accepts IEEE 802.3af/at input across a wide 44-57V range and connects inline in a plug-and-play fashion between the Ethernet cable and the device. The IP65-rated enclosure, paired with the included sealing accessories, is the feature that separates it from indoor-only converters, targeting rain and dust exposure on exterior installs. Two limits shape ownership expectations. The output is fixed at 5V 2.4A, so it suits genuinely low-power gear and nothing that demands higher voltage or current. More importantly, it carries no data whatsoever; a connected camera or sensor must reach the network through a separate link or work on its own. Buyers who grasp that distinction will find it a tidy solution to a real cabling problem.

Key Features

【Power Only - No Data Transmission】Important: This PoE to USB-C adapter provides power conversion only and does NOT transmit Ethernet data. Your USB-C device must receive network data through another connection or operate independently.

【PoE to USB-C Power Conversion】Convert power from your PoE switch or PoE injector into a stable 5V USB-C power output. This adapter allows USB-C powered devices to be installed in locations without nearby electrical outlets, simplifying installation and reducing extra wiring.

【Stable 5V 2A Output】Supports IEEE 802.3af/at PoE input with wide voltage compatibility (44-57V), delivering reliable DC 5V 2A power for USB-C devices such as security cameras, sensors, LED lights, and other low-power equipment.

【Designed for Outdoor Installation】Built with an IP65 waterproof enclosure and sealing accessories to protect against rain, dust, and outdoor environments. Ideal for outdoor security camera installations, smart home projects, garden devices, and remote IoT applications.

【Easy Installation & Wide Compatibility】Plug-and-play design connects directly between a PoE network cable and USB-C powered device. Compatible with many 5V USB-C devices including security cameras, wireless cameras, tablets, sensors, and smart lighting systems.

Specifications

Brand
URELEGAN
Type
PoE to USB-C power converter adapter
Function
Power only, no data transmission
PoE Standard
IEEE 802.3af/at
Input Voltage Range
44-57V
Output
DC 5V 2.4A
Output Connector
USB-C
Weatherproof Rating
IP65
Installation
Plug-and-play inline
Intended Use
Outdoor cameras, sensors, LED lights, IoT
Compatible Devices
5V USB-C cameras, tablets, sensors, smart lighting

Frequently Asked Questions

No. It converts power only and does not transmit data, so a connected USB-C device must get network access through a separate connection or operate independently.
It delivers a stable DC 5V 2.4A output. That suits low-power gear like cameras, sensors, and LED lights, but not USB-C devices that require higher voltage.
It accepts IEEE 802.3af/at input with a wide 44-57V range, so it works with standard PoE switches or PoE injectors that supply power over the Ethernet cable.
Yes. It uses an IP65 waterproof enclosure and ships with sealing accessories to protect against rain and dust, making it suited to outdoor camera and IoT installs.
It is aimed at low-power 5V USB-C equipment, including security and wireless cameras, sensors, tablets, and smart lighting systems described in the product details.
It uses a plug-and-play design that sits inline, connecting directly between a PoE network cable on one end and a 5V USB-C powered device on the other.