YuanLey 48 Port Gigabit PoE Switch Unmanaged with 2 1000Mbps SFP Uplink, 50 Port 802.3af/at 800W High Power PoE+ Network Switch, Metal Rackmount Power Over Ethernet Switch

I have had this YuanLey 8-port PoE switch installed for about 3 weeks now. It is connected to four Hikvision 8mp (4k) IP cameras, a Zyxel wifi (PoE powered) access point and a Netgear 105PE (PoE powered) switch connected about 75m distant. Since installation this YuanLey switch has worked perfectly. The case is of all metal construction with wall mounting cut-outs. Mine is mounted vertically on a wall. It has an IEC socket (kettle lead) on back for mains power (so much better than an external wall wart).Importantly, there is no partitioning of network traffic to an uplink port (unlike some PoE switched do). All ports are equal.The one thing I don't like is that the port status lights (which show the current port speed) are below the RJ45 connector so in my configuration with the switch mounted vertically on a wall, the port lights are difficult to see unless the cables are lifted out of the way - see one of my pics. But this is a very minor annoyance.A very good product at a reasonable price. Pleased with my purchase and would definitely buy again!

The media could not be loaded.  Because my cameras are far away from my main switch I had to use intermediary switches in order to deliver data and power to each cameras. I am using this switch to power 1 POE camera and to transmit data to other POE switch.Until now it works very well, and all my cameras are transmitting the stream flawless.In my first week I monitored the connections to cameras checking the pings response time, and I was surprised how stable it was, with average ping response around 18ms from main switch to the cameras, without any high peaks. It is very good considering that some cameras data is passing via 3 switches.It is fan less, so no noise coming from the switch.In the idle it consume around 3 watts and when I have 1 camera attached it consume around 10 watts.The build construction looks very sturdy, solid metal. The metal build also help on heat dissipation.There is no power ON/OFF button, just plug in the power cord to power it on.I am not using it extended mode, so I cannot tell how the port isolation feature works.For my needs it is a very good device that worth 40 bucks price.

This is a great PoE switch at a good price and works very well. I will give it 5 stars for now, but the real test will be how long it will last. I will update this if there are any future problems.

I bought this to give POE capability to a Belkin adapter which provides wired ethernet for my I pad Pro. This gives battery charging power over the single ethernet cable. It worked perfectly. I did find that some other devices (printers mainly) plugged into the spare switch ports did not work but I think this is a common occurrence as some non-POE devices do not work well with POE switches. I got round this by linking my existing switch (not POE) via the Uplink Port and plugging devices which did not like the POE hub into the old hub. Whole system now works perfectly.

Bought this to run 5x external & 3x internal Hikvision POE cameras, including two with floodlights and one PTZ. We also have two Ubiquity Access Points on the first & second floors.I wanted the switch up on the third floor, but the NVR in my study on the ground floor.Install was a breeze; literally plug'n'play, and the fanless unit sits silently, doing it's thing.We ran Cat6 throughout the property when we renovated, connecting each room to a central cabinet in my study, plus shielded/weatherproof Cat6 to the locations we wanted external cameras. Our longest run between Camera & Switch is approximately 85m and from Switch back to Router/NVR is roughly 70m - there's been absolutely zero degradation in signal quality and all 9 cameras run at full resolution, the floodlight cameras light up exactly as they should and other than a minimal lag to access the PTZ camera, plus one or two Access Point reboots (which I put down to Virgin, rather than any fault in the POE switch), we've had very little to worry about.More than happy to recommend.

I purchased this to replace a several years old TP-Link 28 port gigabit ethernet switch and an 8 port gigabit PoE switch. I literally took the ethernet plugs out of the old switches and plugged them into this device.With the old switches, if I tried to browse the GUI on my router, it took milliseconds to connect and show the page. With this device it look about 20 seconds! Internet browsing was also extremely slow.Just not up to the standard I would expect - in fact Awful, Just awful.Returned within a few hours of it being delivered. I think I will stick to the major manufacturers.

I bough two of these to fit in a 19" rack and I have to say I thought the mounting kit was rubbish. The two centre brackets have to overlap and be screwed together. Looks cheap when fitted. Could easily have been a single separate piece to connect the two switches together. It flags in and out when attaching cables. Very poor. Switches are adequate but the power supply whines a little when using POE. Hopefully, it will last a while till I can get something better.

Time will tell, but I bought this POE+ switch to power a raspberry pi cluster consisting of 6 Raspberry PI 4b and 2 Raspberry PI 5 (still waiting for the POE hats on these). The stability, temperature, and performance of the switch so far has been flawless. Fan isn't too noisey (I've heard much louded switch fans) and so far it's had no issues handling approximately 100w of Raspberry PIs.Will try to remember to update after more prolonged use.

There's not much not to like about this POE switch, it does what it says! The power is provided by a standard power cable rather than a brick (power adapter) which is great, and comes out the back making running it easy. It has a VLAN switch but I haven't played with that yet. It's very frugal on power drawing ~4W. The case is solid metal and well built. Can't speak to longevity but so far no complaints. It would be nice it was a managed switch.

I have had his PoE switch for a few weeks now and everything seems to be working just fine. No issue at all with all my PoE cams.The build quality of the switch is not bad at all. All metal based cases and it does not need an external power supply. The package comes with wall metal mounting brackets. However, it also has 2 holes at the bottom of the switch for wall mounting as well if you like to go that route. And the mount brackets are just enough to mount the switch on the wall. Not long enough for mounting the switch to a standard 19 inches rack.Nothing needs to be set up for the switch, it is pretty much plug in and go. So for the price, I think this Gigabit PoE switch is pretty good. It does everything I need.

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Das Gerät ist einfach zu installieren und erfordert keine Konfiguration. Wir verwenden es für PoE Kameras und WLAN APs. Kamera PoE AT 30Watt über 50m Kabellänge ist kein Problem, plus 5 weitere PoW AF 15Watt jeweils 30m Kabellänge Cat7.Für kleines Geld genau das Richtige

Très efficace, bon rapport qualité prix, facile à poser, gère tous les appareils de la maison avec la connections en rj45 car je n'utilise pas de wifi ce qui évite les ondes néfaste.