Ethernet Controlled Light Switch

[0.0 dB] Good quality Ethernet switch.

[0.1 lb] I got this to connect my laptop to a Ethernet switch. It also ended up working fory Nintendo Switch. Works well.

[Rectangle] This is one of the best ways to modify your umbrella with controlled light.

[T568B] What more can one say? It's a cable. It connects my NAS to my Switch using 1GB ethernet ports.

[0.3 lb] This switch works so well I bought a second one. Plug it in, connect the ethernet cables and it works flawlessly!

[85] The reflected light is controlled by a rheostat and illiminates shadows.

[3.7 in] This is the second receiver I have on their own network. Worked fine. Just plug up an ethernet switch and let the units talk to each other. No router needed for me. Might be buying another one of these critters to hookup to tvs.

[246 W] I replaced an existing ethernet switch to add a PTZ/POE camera. Plugged everything in that was on the old switch, added the new camera, and all has worked without any problems at all. Great device.

I needed a fanless ethernet switch with PoE+ for cameras and WiFi access points. This does the job well. I like that all ports can do PoE and that the unit is small. It comes with mounting screws and even rack mount ears.

[6.44 lb] My existing switch was becoming a bottleneck as we had more devices supporting Gb ethernet and starting to transfer large files. We pulled that out of our rack and dropped this one in and had nice fast transfers in a matter of minutes. Ou building cable plant was Cat5 but it still managed to get Gb speeds between network segments. Sometime we'll start adding some IP phones so I opted for the slightly more expensive PoE model as a future-proofing method, but haven't really tested that out.