8 Port Full Gigabit PoE+ Ethernet Network Switch, with 2 Gigabit Uplink Ports Up to 30W Per PoE Port, Total Budget 120W, 48 Volt 803.af 803.at Compliant, Compatible with PoE IP Cameras VOIP Phones

This is a well-built, solid switch. My initial test showed 51.4 volts. It should handle my cameras quite nicely.

For small networks unmanaged PoE switches are fine for phones and cameras. This works well. Easy to mount and use. No problem powering up 10 cameras and a phone. Its about time switches started coming down in price and having quality to them.

My previous 8 port POE fried and purchased this switch. When cameras didnt boot up, vendor immediately tested and sent replacement switch which arrived quickly. Turns out there is nothing wrong with this switch as my cameras were fried as well. Vendor was super nice and will definitely do business with them in the future.

I plugged it in and hooked everything up and it worked. Nothing to do at all other than that. I love it when things work right out of the box.

I ordered this to replace an 8-port POE switch that wasnt capable of powering all of my cameras. This powers them all and also works to connect both of my NVRs, my NAS media server and my color laser printer to my home network. I have it set up in my basement, under the living rooms home theater system. I now have more open ports available for future network devices as well. Couldnt be happier with its performance. 5 Stars from me!

This switch would be great for home monitoring systems where you have a few devices that need both power and Ethernet connection. Being a gigabit switch this will easily handle any traffic that high end cameras can throw at it and the power budget of 65W total is plenty for most devices that you would be plugging in. The switch has a dedicated uplink port that can be placed into VLAN mode so all of the rest of the ports communicate with the uplink port. This is a nice feature for home security systems as if one cord is cut, the rest will continue to function. The switch itself is plug and play and has a few configuration options for networking. While it doesnt come with a lot of fancy frills, it performs its job very well for what it is. If you are looking for a solid PoE switch that can power your small home security system, look no further.

This switch worked very well for me. The PoE powered my cameras as expected. I tested the PoE on all of the ports and it worked fine, but I dont have enough cameras to test all ports at the same time. Does the job that I needed it to do!

The Real HD switch is perfect for my project. Initially the switch will be used for POE and regular devices within the range of Cat6 RJ45 copper cables. Very soon I will be expanding the network and moving devices to another building which is out of range of copper cables. So the SFP port will be used with Single Mode fiber. I tested the RJ45 ports with non-POE devices and they worked perfectly. The switch is powered by mains AC (110V). I have yet to try the VLAN feature but need to research how to do that using this switch and what it will offer my projects.

Easy to setup, works as supposed to....

Commenting on the loudness of a switch doesnt seem to make sense but considering the last switch I was using was a 16 port netgear more designed for a data center than a house, it makes sense. That switch had a loud fan running at all times. Combined with the sound from my NVR providing the POE for some cameras, it made for a pretty loud tech closet. This switch is perfectly quiet but provides at least enough power for the 3 cameras I have plugged into it so far. Probably more but I havent gotten that far. Ive also got a couple items plugged into it which are not using the POE so it works for that situation as well.