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 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!

Just put this in to run my IP cameras and it works great! No setup needed. Fit in my rack and powered up the cameras with no problem. Note that the 2 uplink ports are SFP so if you plan to use vlan mode you will have to use a transceiver of some kind to link to your network. Im currently using one of the regular ports to uplink but ordered an SFP link cable since my main switch also has SFP ports. If the 2 uplinks were combo SFP / GB Ethernet ports it would have been 5 stars easy. As it is, it works perfect for me... but if you dont know what SFP ports are look that up before deciding to use this switch.

Works great for six IP cameras. Three of them have onboard led lights and another is a PTZ. Haven’t had any issues so far with these offbrand switches. I have two of them. Before I had a mess of different poe power modules so I’m glad to finally consolidate everything into one. This was for my home setup.

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.

I picked this up to replace my mish mash of two 8-port gigabit switches, 8-port PoE 10/100 switch, and a handful of power injectors. I am happy to report that it has done just that, with no issues. I’m using an SFP gigabit Ethernet module for uplink and have the remaining 16 ports powering wireless access points and PoE cameras. Note: the switch does include rack ears, which wasn’t called out on the listing when I looked. Should I encounter any issues with this switch, I will report back.

This seems like a solid purchase. Its pretty quiet and does basic routing. Very easy to use with no setup required.

Great for making a uniformed landing page and data farming

only have a handful of PoE devices and all seem to be functioning for over a month without issue.

Works well. Connected 16 POE Cameras. Connected multiple PTZ cameras as well. No issues

This switch is a descent option for a low budget switch where you run a flat single VLAN. It shows this able to run the higher POE power rating with AT & AF standards. Currently I do not have an AT device to test this with, so I cannot confirm that option. Next it has a fiber port, which is the reason I wanted it. A short fiber loop test indicates the port is functional but I cannot find the technical specs on port specifics. In the end I am going to install this outside in an outdoor enclosure with a POE camera and mesh AP using a fiber link to my core switch. At this time, I do not have all those components so I cannot test this switch to its full capabilities yet.