12V Wifi Switch Controller

you need controller wifi in your house, use this product.

Needed a 12v power supply for a remote PTZ camera controller. This power supply has worked out great so far.

I purchased this router for my boat to provide wifi to my televisions and other electronics. Because it operates on 12V DC I was able to connect to directly to my 12V system. Works great!!

The switch was quickly adopted by the controller and was up and running in a few minutes.

Excellent quality and gives you muiltiple powering options. It has on/off switch with LED light, 1 D-tap, 2- 12v, 1-8v and USB-A connections.

Makes using controller software simple as plugging into switch

My Ubiquiti controller adopted and updated the switch perfectly.

it should be 12v dc for power.

The only router on the market that could support Comcast 1gig Internet. Superior wifi and controller built in for any home or small business.

Pros: Incredible range and sensitivity on both the 2.4 and 5ghz bands. Also has the (superior, imo) Atheros chipset onboard, supports true PoE, and gigabit speed ports. Does what it says on the box and looks really nice in operation too. Speeds are phenomenal and noise rejection is impressive considering the jam packed ISM bands in my area. Cons: The controller software is a bit of a pain. I installed it on a very limited space low voltage Linux box, and it chewed up almost all of the available disk because of its insistence on preallocating journal files for MongoDB. Seriously, a big data NoSQL database for a wifi/network controller? However, if you put on a box with plenty of space, this won't be a problem. They do have a smartphone app that you can use instead of ever setting up the controller, but once you adopt in it into the official controller, the app loses the ability to manage it, even with controller mode enabled. I'm sure they'll fix this on a later release. Of course, the controller software is really slick, so if you've got a spare (or main) machine that you leave on all the time, it's worth the effort to set it up. Overall: The AP's performance, features, and aesthetics are all top notch. I would absolutely recommend this to anybody who wants a totally awesome wifi setup that blows consumer grade gear out of the water, as long as they don't mind getting their hands a little dirty setting it up.