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popularphoinix | Staff posted Jul 6, 2026 7:15 AM

$37.97* | UGREEN 10-Port PoE Switch 1000Mbps 8 PoE+@60W + 2 Gigabit Uplink at Amazon

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UGREEN GROUP LIMITED via Amazon [amazon.com] has UGREEN 10-Port PoE Switch 1000Mbps 8 PoE+@60W + 2 Gigabit Uplink for $37.97.
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UGREEN GROUP LIMITED via Amazon [amazon.com] has UGREEN 10-Port PoE Switch 1000Mbps 8 PoE+@60W + 2 Gigabit Uplink for $37.97.
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Jul 7, 2026 6:59 AM
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For anybody thinking of using this for your security cameras it wouldn't work for me and I'll explain why so you can apply it to your cameras and your situation but I have two full-size PTZ cameras and they require up to 30 W each so that's all I can put on this and it would leave eight ports with no power. I also have the new Reolink twin camera 180° panoramic view that I believe can require up to 15w so that would put me over and I couldn't even use this and a rule of thumb with networking (and most things) you don't want to use 100% of a power supplies power because it will get hot and it may prematurely fail. You want 20 to 30% more power available than you require so it runs cool and will last longer.
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For anybody thinking of using this for your security cameras it wouldn't work for me and I'll explain why so you can apply it to your cameras and your situation but I have two full-size PTZ cameras and they require up to 30 W each so that's all I can put on this and it would leave eight ports with no power. I also have the new Reolink twin camera 180° panoramic view that I believe can require up to 15w so that would put me over and I couldn't even use this and a rule of thumb with networking (and most things) you don't want to use 100% of a power supplies power because it will get hot and it may prematurely fail. You want 20 to 30% more power available than you require so it runs cool and will last longer.
There are security cameras that use as little at 5W. Turns out yours need more so get the right PoE switch for your needs. Anyone thinking of using a PoE switch needs to calculate their power requirements and buy the right switch. I would never expect a $40 PoE switch to power 300W of equipment!
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