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Ubiquiti Networks NanoSwitch N‑SW PoE Passthrough Switch
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AU $65.00
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Brand New - never opened
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I initially bought this switch because I needed a rugged waterproof LAN switch for outdoors. I was hesitant because my outdoor devices are 12v POE. Even though this is a 24v POE passthrough switch, it will run on a 12v POE injector. I have a 12v access point and two 12v security cameras that I have plugged into this switch, all powered through the single 12v POE injector at the input of the switch. It should be noted that this switch WILL NOT operate without a POE power source, and one is NOT included with it. I wouldn’t recommend using anything higher than a 24v POE injector, because it may damage the switch, as it is rated for 24v. For the price, it works great as a 12-24v POE unmanaged outdoor LAN switch. If you plan on trying to use NON-POE devices with this switch, make sure you use a cable that will NOT pickup the power pairs on the LAN ports, as all ports on this switch have POE voltage. Probably wouldn’t be a good thing to pipe 12-24v into non POE devices. I currently use a 12v/2.34a power source to power my POE injector, with the idea that the 2.34 amps will support the 3 devices plugged into the switch. If I had a higher amp 12v power supply, I would use that instead. I’m considering replacing the 12v power source for the injector with a car battery or marine battery charged by a solar panel....wouldn’t be susceptible to power surges or indirect lightning strikes at that point. I spent hours trying to find another comparable outdoor POE LAN switch before making this purchase, and wish I would have had this information before-hand, so I hope this helps save someone a little time. I highly recommend this device.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Fantastic solution for small Ubiquiti-based AP's or other small, low power configurations. We used to buy a NEMA box from the hardware store and throw an EdgeRouter in it for this exact purpose, but even the NEMA box is half the price of this little low-power wonder! It does what it claims: You give it PoE (gigabit, 24v on 4 and 5, 0v on 7 and 8), and it gives you three more active gigabit PoE ports. You can use a hose clamp, zip tie, or even a single self-tapping screw. I installed one in thick steel roof flashing this week with the single included screw. Seriously, this thing is perfect. The only thing I would have wanted is a DC barrel jack so that you could power it separately and have four PoE gigabit ports. Maybe next revision. ;-) And really, can you argue with that price??
Verified purchase: No
The problem is that the passthrough PoE is specific to Ubiquiti devices and will not work with devices that support PoE standards like 803.2af and 803.2at. Unfortunately, the camera that I bought this for, doesn't work with the passive 24V PoE that this supplies. Looks like it is an outdated product built for in-house devices only. Ubiquiti should update all their devices to support standards, both the switches as well as the devices that take the power from them. Otherwise, a solidly built device that seems like it would fulfill the weather-resistant claims that it makes. A shame that I cannot use it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Compact unit, seems to be rather weatherproof from what I can see. It did NOT come with a POE injector.. 24v poe injector required. Otherwise, flawless operation for 125 foot run from telephone pole to my house. Recommend
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Great price and work well even as a way to insert a AP in a single ethernet run
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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