With the Smart Things S15 L sCharge Active PoE Converter Lightning Connectorfrom smart things solutions, you can power your tablet from up to 328' away via your existing powered PoE switch. This connector accepts 44 to 57V and converts it to the 5V needed for your device, and works with all sDock Fix models. It is an ideal solution for conference rooms or kiosks where a mounted display is needed, but power is not conveniently available.

Power Mounted Tablets Over PoE    Works with All sDock Fix Models    5V/2A Output Power    IEEE 802.3af Compliant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would the headphone output produce lower quality sound? I'd like to use this for field work and also for recording podcasts while mixing several inputs (skype, music, etc).

A: No the headphone out will not produce a lower quality audio signal. In fact the 3.5mm headphone jack doubles as line out.

Q: 2. Is this mic compatible with filmic pro?

A: This stereo mic can be attached to an iPhone and act as an external mic with the FilMic Pro app.

Q: 3. Which mic would you recommend this one the iQ6 or the iQ7 if i want to record youtube and fitness videos where I am speaking about 5 feet away from the iphone and mic? i was considering a the BOYA wireless mic but would rather not have anything on me

A: Both mics will give you a high quality recording, so you can't go wrong with either mic, but the iQ7 is more versatile. The mid-side capsules on the iQ7 rotate and can be adjusted for stereo recording at 90 or 120 degrees and you can adjust the width of the stereo field. The stereo audio is also fully mono compatible. The iQ6 offers X/Y stereo recording at 90 or 120 degrees which will capture a narrow or wider stereo field. The stereo audio recorded with the iQ6 is not mono compatible, which may not matter for your needs. Because of the flexible options for positioning the capsules and the options for adjusting the width of the field, as well as the mono compatibility, I would recommend the iQ7.

Q: 4. Can you monitor the sound through headphones while recording video?

A: Yes, the Godox Geniusmic LT Ultracompact iPhone Microphone with Lightning Connector has a 3.5mm connection onboard for headphone monitoring while in use.

Q: 5. Will this work with iPad Pro 10.5 inch?

A: I am sorry, but this keyboard stand would not be compatible with the iPad Pro 10.5 . It would only be compatible with iPad 4, iPad Air and iPad Mini.

Q: 6. Is this item is 220 voltage

A: It is charged by a Lightning connector such as the one at the end of this cable: Apple Lightning to USB Type-A Cable (3.3'): B&H# APLUSB1MC https://bhpho.to/3vdylj3 You would connect the USB A connector at the other end of the cable to a USB power source such as an AC adapter supplying USB power (which could be plugged into 120VAC or 220VAC), or a computer, or any other source of 5VDC with a USB A female plug.

Q: 7. Can this measure how quiet a room with some accuracy or is it strictly loudness meter?

A: According to MicW, the i437L can measure sound levels as low as 30 dBA, which may be adequate for you. If you want to measure ambient levels in special rooms, such as recording studios or other spaces where sound isolation is critical, then you may need a measurement mic with a larger diaphragm (e.g. 1/2 ) to get an accurate reading of the acoustic noise floor.

Q: 8. Can you use this to record vmail greeting on your iPhone directly into the native iOS Phone app?

A: The Zoom iQ6 Stereo X/Y Microphone for iOS Devices with Lightning Connector can be used with a wide variety of video/audio recording applications, but it will not work with your default phone app. iOS requires a Bluetooth or TRRS connection for phone calls or other functions of the phone app.

Q: 9. Does the microphone on a 3.5mm TRRS headset also work while charging via the USB-C port?

A: Hi, yes the 3.5mm headset port works while charging.

Q: 10. Does this work with the standard iPhone camera app?

A: Yes, the Saramonic SR-EA2D Audio Adapter with Lightning Connector will work with the iPhone camera app.