8 Port Gigabit PoE Switch Waterproof, 1000 Mbps 8 PoE+ Ports 120W, IEEE802.3af/at Power Over Ethernet Unmanaged Outdoor Network Switch, Plug & Play

So far this has worked perfect, placed outside next to my repeater, to power some POE cameras. We'll see how it does this summer, but so far I have been happy with it

Works great! Thanks.

I just saw this model has been labled "frequently returned item" by Amazon.Really wish I had known that before ordering 3 of them, because they drop connections every few minutes.How can this have such a high average4 rating when Amazon is warning it's frequently returned?

I got this to connect a couple of POE cameras back to my NVR. I don't have a lot to say about this since it is an unmanaged switch, there's really nothing to it. All the ports work and it came with a bracket which makes wall mounting this switch very simple. I don't like how some devices just have those keyholes where you are supposed to just measure out how far apart some screws are supposed to be and hope you got it right. This bracket has a template that lets you easily mount this switch.I think the power cord is a little short, it depends on how you end up mounting this but since its not modular, make sure you have an oulet very close to this switch

Works great

So I got this mainly because I have a bunch of outdoor PTZ cameras and have a rats nest of waterproof power injectors on my back porch with a network switch kept I a water tight box so this looked like the ideal product for my home.The product description says included is a CD? Well there is no CD as that would make little sense so here is what you do get1.) Zip ties2.) A peel and stick mounting template for screws to secure this to a wall.So after getting this installed under my covered porch here are my thoughts.In regards to power delivery I can say for certain that it will power at least 4 POE PTZ security cameras and a wireless access point. That’s probably the max it could support with the power requirements of my decides but that’s good enough for me. They all connected and I didn’t see any drop in video quality which shows they are connected at a good speed.In terms of waterproof…I think it would be fine on a covered porch that sometimes gets wet when it rains real hard but out on a pole like they show in the photos I would not trust it. There are zero rubber gaskets on the panel the wires go through. There are zero rubber gaskets that go over the cable holes at the bottom so it’s only the pressure of the cover and the cable itself making it water tight. There are also gaps in the panel that you punch out per cable which makes them easy to remove but serve as another place for water entry.Other thing is the cable isn’t replaceable, isn’t grounded and is rather short which would make pole mounting hard as you would need an extension cable and again it’s not at all grounded and there isn’t a place to ground it like you find on some switches.Bottom line it’s a decent POE switch that I would say is splash resistant. You could accomplish the same thing though with a cheaper POE switch in a waterproof outdoor box and get a true water tight seal if you’re going to have something like this exposed totally to the elements.For my situation with a covered porch that only occasionally gets wet when it’s super windy and raining hard it should be fine as it is but if your going for something like the photos show with this on a pole I don’t think it would survive for very long given it’s lack of seals and no grounding.So for me this is right in the middle star wise, for some folks this product will make sense and for others just looking at the product photos they will be in for disappointment. Value wise with its 30% off coupon it’s compelling but if there was no coupon and it was $65 at the time of this review I would consider something else especially if this would be directly exposed to tbt elements.

Funciona perfectamente, con velocidades de 100 y 1000, alimentando por POE a 5 cámaras, sin problemas.

The best thing about this switch is that it has a power supply built in, so it doesn't require a brick. I comes with zip ties so that you can attach it to a pole if you want to, but we did not. It was easy to mount vertically using screws into wood. We installed this in a barn, which is kind of interior, but still exposed to the elements, so we didn't utilize the full extent of its waterproof abilities, but it works great. We plugged three security cameras into it and it was able to reliably apply power to all of them.