Review on π Cudy Gigabit PoE Extender - 4 Port, 10/100/1000Mbps, 4 Channel Repeater, Amplifier & Booster, Wall-Mountable, IEEE 802.3bt/at/af Compliant, No Passive PoE Support, Easy Plug and Play Setup by Brian Garrett
This is an expander. Without power supply
I misread the description when ordering. It's a power strip that you plug POE power into and it then distributes the love to other POE devices in your system. It's great when there are a few cameras around, but it doesn't work as a switch for other devices. I don't know how it's an amp (in the description) until it has its own power supply. My ONVIF cameras work fine with it. I can't tell what this does for my system other than distribute power to other cameras. It generally works, be careful, it has no power of its own.
- 4-channel Gigabit PoE extender that easily extends PoE power to up to four PoE devices such as wireless access points, base stations, network cameras or other PoE devices via an external network data cable.
- Not all fit
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