PoE Texas upgrades PoE+ to USB-C driver

Sept. 17, 2019
PoE Texas has relaunched its PoE+ to USB-C driver with upgraded capabilities to support Apple iPad Pro Gen 3, Microsoft Surface Go, Google Pixel, and Samsung Tab tablet computers.
PoE Texas (Austin, TX) announced it has relaunched its innovative PoE+ to USB-C driver with upgraded capabilities to support Apple iPad Pro Gen 3, Microsoft Surface Go, Google Pixel, and Samsung Tab tablet computers. With new, customized power delivery profiles designed to maintain the connected device's charge, the company says its Rev 2 GAT-USBC driver won't overload the Power Over Ethernet port and provides broader capability without requiring a more powerful infrastructure.   

As noted by the company, “Power Over Ethernet significantly lowers the cost of adopting USB-C by eliminating the need for new electrical infrastructure. USB-C can only transmit power less than ten feet (three meters) and is uncommon in buildings and homes. Ethernet cable can transmit power and data 328 feet (100 meters) and is nearly ubiquitous in modern construction.”

Later this fall, PoE Texas will also release its new line of patent-pending PoE to USB Type C adapters that will convert the TCP/IP data and Power Over Ethernet into USB format with USB Type C Power Delivery. These new adapters will allow a range of tablet computers to connect to and charge directly from an Ethernet cable.  

Visit poetexas.com/USBC for more details on these and other new PoE Texas products.

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