I needed to power some cameras using Power over Ethernet but they only supported 12V input, so I ordered some PoE extractors from ali. Here they are for your information.

Black one

White waterproof one

Conclusion

They both only support 100Mbps over 2 pairs. The wateproofing was quite annoying to remove but not impossible. It seems they both can be modified to support different input/output voltage. As you can see in the pictures, they are both using H6225K step-down regulator in a very similar design.

The circuit mostly corresponds to following schematic found on the internet:

Thank you for your attention.

It is a very simple device for about $15. The main SoC is GX6605S. There is some limited info about this chip on C-SKY page and some technical docs at their tools repo. It communicates with a Bluetooth module TLSR8266 using UART. There is also 4MB SPI flash holding the whole bootloader called GxLoader, Linux kernel and filesystem with the main app. The last important chip is RDA5815M which handles the RF to I/Q conversion. In the future I plan to add an USB-to-Ethernet adapter and repurpose it as an cheap opensource SAT>IP server.

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