TEROW 2.5G Ethernet Switch, Unmanaged 9-Port POE Switch, 8 x 2.5G Base-T & 1 x 10G SFP
Well it ended an Hour Early. Don’t know if they sold out or what?
Now $90.
Just found the time to come back and order one, oh well.
20% coupon still available though.
Lightning Deal ( -20% ) for $80 Minus another -20% = $64
Lightning Deal Ends Sat Dec 23 1159 PM CST.
I have it saved in one of my wishlists but have Not used this brand yet. Just in case someone is familiar or wants to bite.
Sorry in Lockdown mode and won’t let me see or choose embedded link option.
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u123023
Looks like POE+ is a LIE. In pictures of POE+ and few other models on Amazon the numbers do NOT add up.
Thanks bwahaha post #9: DC power: 12v x 1a = 12w. 12w < 55w . WOW It can get No where near these numbers if you are going to power up camera's !!! Now if it was actually AC Power then it might work, but it Says DC, their words.
Either way, one lasted 1 Hour, WOW ( see below ).
I did not see that either. There are some other similar products on Amazon that also have DC Power: 12v x 1a, so same Chinese mfgr. So then I'd assume a better power supply wouldn't matter at all, it's the internal guts that are not up to the advertised specs.
I'll leave it here as a warning. I know Louis Rossman has been talking about more Amazon products becoming worse ( fake reviews apart of it ).
I'm sure numerous others.
Damn, SORRY.
According to this site, TheCalculatorSite, on the bottom, DC power you would need 10 Amps to get to 120 watts to power what it says it can do.
If it is actually AC power and a mfgr language mixup thing, then maybe the power adapter is very bad and also the first capacitor(s). Maybe the 2nd or 3rd Gen if they want to stay in business they will get their act together?
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Edit:Added since 30 watts per port is POE. It said POE in title, but elsewhere it said POE+ throughout. Just wanted to make sure it stated 30 watts per port when I had more time to check.
I searched for POE+ and after reading some reviews it sounds Iffy. I’d say they use a Crappy power supply, well No Surprise there for the price.
So good for a home lab or someone getting into it.
So I would NOT use for an office POE+ security system.
Maybe a good alternative power supply would fix this?
For me it would work good though.
Well it ended an Hour Early. Don’t know if they sold out or what?
Now $90.
Just found the time to come back and order one, oh well.
20% coupon still available though.
Lightning Deal ( -20% ) for $80 Minus another -20% = $64
Lightning Deal Ends Sat Dec 23 1159 PM CST.
I have it saved in one of my wishlists but have Not used this brand yet. Just in case someone is familiar or wants to bite.
Sorry in Lockdown mode and won’t let me see or choose embedded link option.
——
u123023
Looks like POE+ is a LIE. In pictures of POE+ and few other models on Amazon the numbers do NOT add up.
Thanks bwahaha post #9: DC power: 12v x 1a = 12w. 12w < 55w . WOW It can get No where near these numbers if you are going to power up camera's !!! Now if it was actually AC Power then it might work, but it Says DC, their words.
Either way, one lasted 1 Hour, WOW ( see below ).
I did not see that either. There are some other similar products on Amazon that also have DC Power: 12v x 1a, so same Chinese mfgr. So then I'd assume a better power supply wouldn't matter at all, it's the internal guts that are not up to the advertised specs.
I'll leave it here as a warning. I know Louis Rossman has been talking about more Amazon products becoming worse ( fake reviews apart of it ).
I'm sure numerous others.
Damn, SORRY.
According to this site, TheCalculatorSite, on the bottom, DC power you would need 10 Amps to get to 120 watts to power what it says it can do.
If it is actually AC power and a mfgr language mixup thing, then maybe the power adapter is very bad and also the first capacitor(s). Maybe the 2nd or 3rd Gen if they want to stay in business they will get their act together?
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Edit:
I searched for POE+ and after reading some reviews it sounds Iffy. I’d say they use a Crappy power supply, well No Surprise there for the price.
So good for a home lab or someone getting into it.
So I would NOT use for an office POE+ security system.
Maybe a good alternative power supply would fix this?
For me it would work good though.
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