No — I could not find a Jetson Thor carrier board that is powered over PoE. A catalog search for carrier boards that both support the Jetson Thor family and accept PoE power input returned zero matches, and when I reviewed all 26 Jetson Thor carrier boards individually, every one lists a DC voltage input as its power source (for example 9–36 V, 12–36 V, 18–36 V, 20–57 V, 24–48 V, and 36–60 V ranges) — none lists PoE as its power input.
A few points on what I did find, so you know where things stand:
- Closest option — AVerMedia D333 Panther Carrier Board: it supports Jetson Thor T5000/T4000 and its description states that "PoE, extra USB, GMSL and RTK GNSS come through optional daughter boards", but its board power input is listed as an ATX 6-pin 12–36 V DC input. So the PoE capability here appears to be port-level functionality via a daughter board, not powering the board itself — the catalog does not state that the D333 can run on PoE alone, and I cannot verify that from the listed specs. profession... +1professional.avermedia.com ↗“PoE, extra USB, GMSL and RTK GNSS come through optional daughter boards”professional.avermedia.com ↗“ATX 6pin 12~36V DC Input”
- Two other Thor boards are flagged with optional PoE: the Advantech ASR-A702 (power input 20–28 V) and the AVerMedia D331 (power input 9–36 V DC) both carry an "optional PoE" capability flag. Again, this reads as optional PoE on the Ethernet interfaces, not PoE power input for the board. advantech... +2advantech.com ↗“20-28V”advantech.com ↗“poe_optional=True”professional.avermedia.com ↗“9~36V DC Input”
- PoE-powered carrier boards do exist in the catalog — just not for Thor: within the carrier-board category, 8 boards are listed as PoE-powered, but none of them supports the Jetson Thor family (that combined requirement is what produced the zero matches).
One caveat worth noting: for most Thor carrier boards the PoE-power-input field is simply not populated in the catalog, so the absence reflects what manufacturers publish rather than a verified impossibility — a vendor could in principle offer a PoE power option not captured here. If running a Thor board over a single Ethernet cable is a hard requirement for your deployment, the manufacturers above (AVerMedia, Advantech) would be the ones to confirm whether their optional-PoE daughter boards can also serve as the board's power source, since their datasheets list the PoE option without specifying its role.