Elgato Network Dock Runs a Stream Deck over PoE Ethernet instead of a USB cable, for mounting it away

The Network Dock frees a Stream Deck from its USB tether by connecting it over Ethernet instead, so the controller can sit anywhere a network drop reaches rather than within cable length of the host PC. Its RJ45 port supports PoE IEEE 802.3af for a single-cable install, or a non-powered network with USB-C PD 3.0 (minimum 5V/1.1A) supplying power separately; the connected Stream Deck itself draws up to 0.9A at 5V.

It connects to the Stream Deck over USB-C (USB 2.0) and ships with a mounting bracket, a Stream Deck XL mount, a USB-C cable, and a quick start guide. It works with most current Stream Deck models but is not compatible with first-generation Stream Deck units or Stream Deck Studio.