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

It is nice having two SFP gigabit uplinks for this switch so I dont have to use one or two of its 16 ports for uplink(s). The switch itself can support up to 300W with each port able to deliver up to 30W, however you cannot pull 30W on all ports at the same time. The switch is good for remote security cameras, IoT devices, or other smart devices/computers that use PoE+. It is a large rackmount switch, so would not always be the best choice for home projects unless you have a place to put it.

I have a bunch of POE cameras that used to have a hodge-podge of things to power them: a super old NVR, some inline injectors, and a small POE switch. This eliminated all of that mess, and has been working perfectly so far! I even used the SFP port to uplink it to my Ubiquiti dream machine pro.

Professional grade PoE switch. Includes mounting brackets. 16 ethernet ports and 2 spf ports. Plug and play.

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

Nice powerful switch, powered 8 cameras without any issue!

Great POE Switch for POE camera system or just as a internet switch. Well constructed and easy to use plug and play. Cant go wrong. I recommend to anyone who is using POE camera systems that dont have a enough camera poe ports on their nvr.

Im impressed with the Real HD 8 Port Full Gigabit PoE+ Ethernet Network Switch. It has a total budget of 120W and is 48 Volt 803.af 803.at compliant, its compatible with PoE IP Cameras and VOIP Phones. The 2 Gigabit Uplink Ports and the ability to provide up to 30W per PoE Port fully meet my needs. One of the most impressive features is that I no longer need to use a power adapter to power my VoIP phones, as the switch can provide power through the Ethernet cable. I also added two PoE Video Security Cameras to my network, and I used PoE Splitters to connect and power two Security Camera Homebases. The switch handled the added load with ease and provided a stable and reliable connection. I was so impressed with the PoE+ features that I purchased a second Real HD 8 Port Gigabit PoE+ Ethernet Network Switch for my home network. Overall, I would highly recommend this switch to anyone in need of a reliable and high-performing network solution. The PoE feature is an excellent feature for anyone looking to add cameras, phones or other PoE devices to their network without the need of additional power adapters.

This switch is robust and has more features than I need, at least for now. I just wanted something to chain into my home network to accommodate a laptop that runs my security system, and a couple wired IP PoE cameras. Bear in mind that this is supplying 48V for PoE, so make sure you have PoE equipment rated for that. Its sturdy, and has an internal power supply, so it plugs into a grounded outlet via a cord (no cheap wall wart, yay!). It works well for me in default mode, and if I needed it to work over longer runs, I could set it for extended which would boost the power, at the expense of speed, but still fast enough for cameras. I will probably never need to use the VLAN option, but its there and someone is going to need it. Its really a decent PoE switch and packs a lot of value for the money. Five stars.

I have a stand-alone reolink ip camera and both an indoor and outdoor router that needed POE so I got this POE switch. This is an unmanned switch to is was pretty much plug and play for my devices to work. What I like about this switch is that it has a built in power supply instead of having to find a compatible power brick that can power your connected devices. The switch also has a fiber input or output, this is not something I’m familiar with but I guess it’s nice to have just incase. Overall the switch has been working fine so far, my devices use about 24w of power each and the switch seems to provide it just fine.

I wanted some security cameras around a large parking lot but was unsure about which equipment to get. I paid a network technician to advise and install, and he recommended this switch.... When the installation was complete the cameras worked perfectly through the switch with excellent video and stability.