YuanLey8-Port PoE Switch Gigabit- Waterproof Outdoor Ethernet Unmanaged Network Switch 1000Mbps, 120W Built-in Power, IEEE802.3af/at Support and Plug & Play, Ideal for Outdoor Use

I installed this outside on the wall of my house about three months ago. It has been rock solid so far and has taken about four poe adapters out of my setup which I love. I still have a few ports free so that I can add more cameras or aps should the need arise. I am using this with Ubiquiti equipment and it has done great.

This is a very good PoE switch at a very good price. Compact in size, with versatile mounting hardware, it took only a few minutes to mount it in the attic and connect PoE cams. As others have mentioned, the power adapter is internal, so no awkward "brick" on the power cord. My security system consists of six Dahua PoE cams and a Dahua NVR. This YuanLey switch is working flawlessly with them. My old switch was still working, but I wanted to have a spare switch and this one does everything I need, so I will use this new YuanLey for now, and keep my old one as a spare.

Just to confirm that this does has a 2 prong non-removable power cord, which I would have liked to have been longer than 2 feet in length. Otherwise switch seems to be working just fine for my needs.Update - so I macgyvered my own 6ft powercord.

this is a nice POE switch, it did exactly what I needed it to do

I do a lot of camera installs and occasionally do some outdoor installs with a WIFI backbone. I used this POE switch to bring in a couple of cameras to the WIFI AP. It works great and so far, it is holding up to below freezing temps, rain and snow. We will see how long it lasts, if I get 3-5 years of it being outdoors, that will be great and it is a lot cheaper for my customers than building out a NEMA enclosure with more expensive POE switches and power supplies. I did enclose the power supply that comes with the unit inside a double gang outdoor rated enclosure to keep it from failing early.

I've had this living in my well house for a year connecting lines between my main house and the RV pad where my uncle lives. It quit working and it took me a bit to figure out is was supplying PoE power to the ports even if it wasn't connected to a PoE device. The power took out 2 ports on my main router, and I haven't checked the router I'm using as a WAP, but its possible it burned that too. Not recommended if you aren't connecting all PoE tolerant devices to it.

es rapido y no se calienta

Pleasantly surprised by this unmanaged PoE switch, using it will several UniFi 802.3af/at PoE cameras running at 100Mbps without issues. Quiet operation, no fan. (Will revise this review in 6m once I know how it holds up over time. I generally want to see a half-year of stability before I'd recommend without caveats, but I really like what I see right now, especially in comparison to more expense products...)