🔌 iCreatin Wall Plug Gigabit POE Injector: 24W Adapter, 1000Mbps, 802.3af Compliant, Up to 100 Meters (328 Feet) Review

Delivered on time as expected, have been using them for the last month, out of 3 units 2 don't seem to be working, can't get power for my cameras, switched from one outlet to another outlet hasn't helped. Not satisfied and not recommended

I was told to get a gigabit power switch to get speeds over 100MB but that didn't happen with this one. My internet speed is 500MB over fiber and I connect to a 5GHz network but won't go over 100MB so I was disappointed in this purchase and don't recommend it. I made sure my cables are fine and everything is working. When I connect directly, I get 500MB, but I don't go over it. I do not know why?

I bought a UAP-IW-AC Access Point and didn't realize it wouldn't turn on when one of the regular Unifi PoE Adapter was powered off and required 802.3at PoE power supply. The access point could be switched on without any problems. The manual says they don't recommend using PoE adapters, but I think they will work just fine. They say that 802.3at PoE Plus power is required to power another device through the PoE port on the access point. I have not tested this feature and have already deployed…

The new version of Unifi AC-Pro APs doesn't come with POE injectors. Since I didn't want to pay a lot of money for a Unifi POE switch, I needed local POE injectors. I would have ordered special Unifi POE nozzles but they were out of stock. Luckily, these wall warts worked great at a much lower price. I found on the Unifi website that the AC-Pro draws only 48v but only 13w of power, but I was pleased nonetheless as they worked well and the connection I got was gigabit. I've also used one of the…

basic, works as expected. I think the language imprint on the ports is French. However, it is not difficult to determine the power loss (per device). Much cleaner to install than before, thanks!