What is it?

This is an open-source development board for Esp32 with Ethernet and active PoE support, which is a part of Esp32-Stick boards line, that was funded on Kickstarter.

Why did you make it?

I made it because I often prefer Ethernet over WiFi in my projects. In my humble opinion, Ethernet is more stable and simpler to use(plug and play), using PoE and powering the board via Ethernet cable makes it even more attractive. I also made 2 other versions of this board: Esp32-Stick-PoE-P and Esp32-Stick-Eth, which have the same MCU, dimensions and pinout for projects where you need passive PoE(Esp32-Stick-PoE-P) or don't need PoE at all(Esp32-Stick-Eth).

What makes it special?

Pin-to-pin compatibility with other Esp32-Stick boards and active PoE support!

• 17 pins are not used by Ethernet are available for programming
• USB Type-C
• Esp32-Stick-Poe-A has 5V output, so you can power additional periphery.
• Esp32-Stick boards are fully programmable in Arduino and are supported in ESPHome home automation environment(Examples are available on Github)
• No external USB-UART converter is required, ready for plug-and-play programming!
• All the Esp32-Stick boards have the same length and width so they can easily be replaced with one another.
• Any code written for one board is compatible with another because they share the same CPU and pinout.

Characteristics

• ESP32-Wroom module.
• USB-C connector.
• 17 Pins are available.
• LAN8720A chip for Ethernet.
• Si3404-A(PoE-A)
• CH340G USB-UART converter.
• USER-Led(GPIO2).
• Reset button and User button(GPIO0).
• Accepts power through: USB, External source (3.3V-5V),Active POE

Examples

• Quick start YouTube video
• Arduino IDE example
• PlatformIO example
• ESPHome example
• ESPEasy example

Pin headers aren't soldered but included

VAT is included in shipping for the EU