Switch And Plug Pc Power Supply

[1x 1/4"] It's a power supply.

[12 GB] After 2 weeks of using it, it still is great. Installed in a older PC. Had to change power supply to get the 6+2 connector for this card. Otherwise simple to install and works with the games that wouldn't run before. Great price thanks B & H

[20 A] Will be using PC a lot. Wanted efficient overbuilt power supply. This is nice. Easy to install etc.

[120 VAC ] I have a single tower PC w/ large power supply, a few small things like hubs, smart home bridges, etc., on it and it runs smoothly when everything is on. When I first plugged it in, it off-gassed a lot! For about a day or two, the room smelled like something died under the house. Left the window open and soon things were back to normal. I have the Ethernet card in it so I can share it for shutdown. It turns out that was not strictly necessary, as my NAS could have plugged in via USB and then it served as the UPS server for other things. If you have a NAS, check out if it can shutdown your other things if connected via USB.

[38.69 Mpps] Switch works fine, powered it with POE so one less wire but it does include a power supply if you need it. Wish it included a wall mount but that was easily obtained on ebay. There's a lot of people 3D printing them. Economy shipping went quicker than expected. Another easy to use unifi product.

[13.39 Mpps] I purchased this switch to supply connectivity to an AP and 3 - IP security cameras in a detached garage. This 5 port switch is outdoor in its temp handling range. However it does need to be installed in a weatherproof enclosure or inside a building (with or without climate control.) It DOES NOT have stand alone power, but instead supplies POE power tto itself and downstream devices by being powered by POE into port 1. This means you need to power this with a POE switch or POE injector upstream. It can be powered by 802.3af or at POE, but for any practical install (meaning powering devices downstream of the switch) it needs fed with a 60W 802.3bt POE supply. I'm using a TP-Link 60W POE injector and this works without issue. The switch itself is a full feature Unifi switch. Configured and controlled via a Unifi controller (Cloud Key) it can be setup by a user with intermediate knowledge of networking. Ports feature full VLAN support and control. For my use case, I needed to power an access point and 3 wired cameras. The FLEX is tailor made for this. Port 1 is power in an a trunk port. Port 2 is a second trunk feeding and powering a Unifi 6 Pro AP. Ports 3, 4, and 5 are set to a camera VLAN as well as supplying power. It does get warm to the touch. It passes full line rate speeds. For those already in the Unifi ecosystem and in need of switch for hi/low temp environments, this switch is a good option. I'll update if anything changes or if there are any issues.

[42 W] I needed a way to control rack gear that had no on/off switch in their XLR power supply. Works well and switches are clearly labeled.

[1.085 lb] I use this intercom power supply in a studio setting. It is a two channel power supply that has a combine switch that allows the Technical Director to combine channels one and two into a single channel. I plugged it in and it worked clearly without static, hum or buzz. In other ways plug and play!!

I use this intercom power supply in a studio setting. It is a two channel power supply that has a combine switch that allows the Technical Director to combine channels one and two into a single channel. I plugged it in and it worked clearly without static, hum or buzz. In other ways plug and play!!

I needed a way to control rack gear that had no on/off switch in their XLR power supply. Works well and switches are clearly labeled.