TRENDnet 24-Port Gigabit PoE+ Switch, TPE-TG240g, 370W Power Budget, 48Gbps Switching Capacity, Ethernet Splitter, NDAA & TAA Compliant, IEEE 802.3at, Metal, Lifetime Protection, Black

Works perfectly.

Very pleased with this purchase. Enjoying the performance as well as the appearance.

There's something oddly reassuring when the power brick is much heavier and larger than the device it's powering. Seriously, this POE switch has plenty of power for connected devices (which is why the big brick!). Seems well made and worked 100% right out of the box. I'm using it to power 5 wireless access points, with room and power for a couple more.Follow-up 7-16-2018. Still going strong, about 3 months now.Note: some have commented about noisy fans. This is probably for the 16-port version. The 8-port switch that I have has no fans. Some have also commented about poor warranty service from TRENDnet. I'm hoping to not need to try this out!2/13/2019 Still working just fine.

Was looking a long time for a good POE solution. Most of the affordable switches with POE, had only FOUR ports of POE and 4 regular gigabit ports. This solution needed to support my POE wired cameras. First thing I discovered is how much power POE pushes - around 13 watts of Power. This comes with POE+ and 30 watts of power per port. It also has ALL eight ports set up for POE+, and you can also hook up non-POE devices to this switch. Have it running successfully and very pleased at the performance and at the construction (nice metal case). It does not get really warm, and is power efficient. Have not tested full speeds as it plugs into a Gigabit system, but the cameras are only 10/100. Performance is the same on these with POE as when I had them hooked up to a 1 GB switch with no POE.

I purchased a refurbished 24 port version direct from TredNet and was greatly disappointed when the first one arrived DOA...no power, no nothing! Decided to give it a go again, next one arrived and came to life as it should. This replaced a standard gigabit switch in order to power new POE cameras and anything else i can throw at it.As for those that complain about the noise, it is NOT meant to be put in your bedroom next to your bed! It is a quality built switch. It has a HUGE power budget and you should expect it to take a couple of fans to keep the air moving so it stays reliable.I will up the is review after it runs for a while and I get the rest of my cameras setup. At this point I just have POE cameras, but have a couple of POE+ cameras en route that will test the per port limits it says it can handle.UPDATE 5/1/19---------------------Brought review up to 4-stars as it has been running 24/7 for 2 months without an issue and pumping a few hundred GB through it daily between cameras and backups to a NAS. Hope it keps working (fingers crossed!)

I like this witch for the price

Simple, efficient works very well. The other comments about the fan noise are correct, but I assume this was made to sit in a computer room, rack mounted. The fans are necessary to keep it cool, but yep, they are pretty loud.

This is fantastic, plug and play installation. I currently have it powering on 4 Logitech alert cameras and 2 hikvision cameras with ease. The power brick is big but still much much smaller compared to the Xbox one brick lol. It is all metal so somewhat keep it cool. I have it in a 9u network cabinet and it is yet to get even warm. Overall I am very happy with this.