Flush wall mount 4 port POE powered switch

fenderman

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Nice and clean.

Four PoE+ Ports on One Network Cable Run. Power up to four IEEE 802.3af or two 802.3at IP phones, WiFi access points, or other low voltage devices over 600 feet from the PoE source. Power this switch via the uplink port with your existing 802.3bt switch or a 55-volt, 60-watt power supply like our BT-1-55v60w-IN midspan injector.
In-Wall Pass Through PoE Switch Opens Opportunities. Rather than limiting your device options because of the cost of adding infrastructure, this high powered pass through in-wall PoE switch allows you to add devices and capacity anywhere on your network. Install in a remote office, a dorm room, a hotel room, use with a collection of cameras or wherever you need a little extra power and network capacity. Install this switch into a standard electrical receptacle for a complete integration into your home or office.
Product Features:
  • IEEE 802.3bt or 4PPoE compatible via uplink
  • Power up to four IEEE 802.3af or two IEEE 802.3at devices
  • 4 PoE + Data Out Ports
  • Single Signature PoE
  • 60 watt maximum PoE output
  • Extends PoE an additional 300 feet
  • Flush to Wall outlet for clean install and look
  • Fits standard electrical outlet receptacle / Single gang box
  • Bright LED indicator
  • Durable construction with shielded RJ45 jacks




 

aristobrat

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Very cool.

If either this (or Unifi's similar device) were available when I started my camera system a few years ago I probably would have a good deal fewer home-run'ed Ethernet cables coming back from the corners of my house.
 

NickTheGreat

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I'm pretty far from a network guy. But if I have a Cat-6 in my garage attic, what disadvantage is there for this, versus running a second Cat-6?

I always thought it was considered poor form to have too many layered switches, but I've learned that happens a lot.
 
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