Review on ANVISION 2-Pack 48V PoE Power Adapter Supply Injector Ethernet: Reliable Solution for IP VoIP Phones, Cameras, AP, and More by Eric Ross
So far so good for powerline network adapters
I was looking for a reliable and cheap PoE splitter for one of my outdoor security cameras and came across ANVISION devices. I was initially skeptical as there was no product review, but the price is attractive enough to pull the trigger. A TP-Link PoE splitter with similar specifications costs twice as much. It's nice that they offer this as 2 kits so I can definitely use an extra splitter for another PoE camera in my garden. The device worked as expected, I connected all the cables and the camera was up and running in no time. Simple but effective.
- Ideal for outdoor activities
- Speed
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