LINOVISION Industrial 8-Port Full Gigabit PoE Switch with 4 BT 90W PoE++ Ports, 2 Gigabit SFP Uplinks, 120W Budget, NDAA Compliant, DIN-Rail Switch for PTZ Camera/Lighting/Monitor

Solid build. Reliable performance. I powered two big POE++ outdoor cameras without trouble. I like the brackets that it brings to mount sidewise

We had a tough time finding a good POE++ switch that delivered enough power for our IrisID IT100 wall mounted Iris&Face recognition time clock. I had not heard of LINOVISION before, but took a chance. Very happy with the results. It's very solid, heavy and seems well built and it powers the IrisID IT100 as well as an Unifi 6 Access Point.

I just received it and set it up. An Amcrest POE camera is plugged into it. A TRENDnet SFP module with a short LC OM1 jumper plugged into a TRENDnet EO converter plugged into the LAN. This is just a test lash up to check comparability. It works fine! The DIN rail mount isn’t much, but non of these little boxes have a decent mount. When installed it will be hanging upside down in a trailer so a solid mount is crucial. Now that the switch is verified working I’ll replace the 4 port TRENDnet switch with this.

The unit worked very well. Its a strong poe switch. I do wish it came with the din rail for the price. A $2 or 3 dollar part would not have made a difference. Hope the revise and throw that in there. The unit was able to power and operate 2 PTZ cameras + 2 POE cameras with no problem

Been running this for 1 year and it’s been a solid product thru hot temps in the summer without a fan running. It did reboot once when it was super hot one day. Solid product. I would buy linovision products in the future. Check out where I had installed it and I have Cambium v5000, fortiAP 432G, access controller and POE security cameras attached to it. Fiber 1Gbps LX uplink.

The previous owners of my home ran network cables to every room. They used them for telephones (remember those?), so each line ended up in the attic where there was a punchdown block. When I repurposed those lines for Ethernet, I was sorta stuck putting my switches up in the attic, where the lines ended. But it gets HOT in my attic, since I'm in Texas. So I bought two of these switches because they could handle the heat, and also supply my security cameras with power via POE. I ALSO bought another similar switch from a different manufacturer...it was still an 'industrial' switch with the same heat resistance, but without POE and hence a bit less expensive. This was to feed switches in each room where the other ends of the cables were. All three switches are connected via a patch cable. Well, long story short, last week we had a lightning strike on a ham radio antenna about 100 feet from our house. While the antenna itself wasn't connected (I leave them unconnected when not in use, for this exact reason), the bulk of the strike went to ground through the mast, and caused a surge. That third 'industrial' switch couldn't handle the surge, and not only did it fry that switch, it in turn sent a surge out through all its ethernet ports, and fried all the switches connected to it...that is, all except the Linovision switches! The Linovision switches didn't skip a beat. So they've handled the Texas heat in my attic, and a power surge that destroyed a bunch of other equipment. I ordered this newest one to replace the fried switch, and I'm now back up and running.

It works. However, with this Switch it is difficult for me to connect to any of the attached security cameras in High Resolution mode. I had no issues with my previous switch.

Good product, no problems so far.

Simple POE ++ switch (only 4 ports). The power input allows for redundant power too.

Good product

Installato e alimentato, non serve alcuna configurazione, funziona bene al momento.

Après 1 ans de fonctionnement, rien à dire, fonctionne impeccablement bien !

Leistungsstark bei allen Temperaturen, keine Aussetzer oder Leistungsverluste