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There are PoE-to-USBC adapters available; random pick on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087F4QCTR https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087F4QCTR (this one is af, 5V/1
by vetinari 3y ago
There are PoE-to-USBC adapters available; random pick on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087F4QCTR https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087F4QCTR (this one is af, 5V/12W and plain USB; no at, no QC or PD. If you need that, you will surely find it).
For DYI, there are dc-to-dc convertors available. Or do you intent to build your own?
- bloopernova 3y agoIt was more for curiosity's sake, but it's really cool that there's already converters. My project is very much in the "hey it would be nice if" stage right now, but I'm on the Python track at Exercism and want some "small" projects lined up once I'm finished there. The idea is: pull in a quick 3D sketch of a home. Place (USB-C via PoE-power?) ESP32/Pi/Other devices at specific points with very precise measurements between them. Use them to determine the exact position in 3D house-space of Bluetooth low energy beacons. Use that info to help my very ADD wife find the things she loses. (because Tiles often fail) A lot of the code to calculate position from timings already seems to be out there so I can cargo-cult things over. In a far-too-roundabout way, that sorta kinda answers your question.