PoE Switch, 16 Port Managed POE+ Ethernet Switch(16 POE+ Ports+2 Gigabit Uplink,1 x 1.25G SFP), 240W Built-in Power, Support VLAN, QoS, Fanless Metal, Plug & Play(Wall Mount/Rack Mount)

Purchased 2. These seem to work pretty well so far. Using the fiber and network uplinks on them (one of each on each). Speed and set up is quick and reliable.

this works great, the maker is one I use often on jobs. product is very reliable and a great value. Totally plug and play.

Excelente equipo

Works good so far. I've been using it for a few months now and no problems yet. Great for the price

I have multiple STEAMEMO POE switches, and they have served me well. One switch is outside the house in a utility box, and another is in the garage. My wife gave me a 24GE.POE2SFP switch for inside the house, in a bedroom closet, and the fan is too noisy (over 50 decibels) for in the house. I tried replacing the fan with multiple Noctua fans (5v and 12v), but the fans will not power on. I even tried the fan from a Raspberry PI, but it will not power on. The voltmeter shows there is power. Does anyone know of a quiet fan (under 20bd) that will work in this switch?

In 2 months any Poe port stop working Case made good but internal part is not for long time..!

I purchased this switch for a remote building I'm constructing. It fits in my OnQ media center box and provides POE to the entire building. The switch feels solid, the led indicators are bright enough without being obnoxious, and the power cord is just long enough. Bottom line, it is working so far and I have no complaints on the quality of the switch. When I purchased the switch, I did not expect it to go on sale a few days later. When asked, customer service was kind enough to refund the difference between the price I paid and the sale price a few days later. I am impressed with the commitment to making customers happy. The number of POE ports (16), the physical size (not 1 u wide) and price sold me. The customer service will likely bring me back for another when I need it.

I only just put one of these into service. I'm using a pair of these for a camera system at work. I attached 16 cameras, 15 of which are being powered by the switch and are pulling about 6 watts a piece. Everything works, though I won't be implementing the SFP port. I haven't had to test the extension capabilities, though I do have some runs that are 600 foot that are running with it in default mode, so I'm getting the 100mbit on each port for that. In awe of how inexpensive this device is. I'll likely grab an extra or two to keep on hand as a spare. I don't know what kind of longevity to expect from a device this inexpensive, but so far it doesn't feel cheap.