Raspberry Pi 5 Ethernet and USB 3.2 HAT

Add three USB 3.2 Gen1 ports and another Gigabit Ethernet connection to a compatible Raspberry Pi 5 with a PCIe HAT+.

✅ Connect more USB peripherals - Three expanded USB ports provide additional connection points for the build.

✅ Add a network interface - An RTL8153B-based port provides the described Gigabit Ethernet connection.

✅ Monitor the board's power arrangement - An onboard INA219 and supported software provide power-status information.

✅ Keep the link to the Pi defined - A supplied 16-pin cable connects the HAT to the Pi 5 PCIe interface.

Expand the Pi around the peripherals you use

A Pi project can quickly collect storage, network and other USB devices. The HAT brings additional interfaces into a board-mounted arrangement rather than relying only on the Pi's existing sockets.

Check the operating-system configuration, available power and mechanical clearance before installation. Shared bandwidth and the connected devices affect throughput; the Raspberry Pi and a suitable power supply are separate.

Technical details

• Type: PCIe-to-Gigabit Ethernet and USB HAT+
• Host: Raspberry Pi 5
• USB: three USB 3.2 Gen1 ports
• Network: one Gigabit Ethernet port
• Power input reference: USB-C 5 V DC
• Includes: HAT, approximately 1.5 m network cable, 40 mm 16-pin cable and standoffs

Build more peripheral connectivity into your Raspberry Pi 5 project.