Hp Enterprise Switch Selector

I was initially a little hesitant when shopping for a speaker selector switch. So many I've seen are just cheaply made junk (in my opinion) . This Pyle switch is just the opposite ! This thing is a beast. Weighs in at like 12-15 lbs. or so !! I'm a tech guy who does A/V installs and rarely need or use speaker switches but was VERY happy with this unit. I would highly recommend this unit if you need a quality built piece of equipment. My ONLY comment to the manufacturer would be to redesign the wire connectors on the back so that they offer a little deeper notch or flared barrel around where the wires enters the connector so that any possibly exposed bare wire can't short out to the one right next to it.

Used Amp and a speaker selector switch to connect four sets of speakers that were installed by prior owner. Perfect solution to steam music an control installed speakers.

I use this thing all the time. The menu seems a little antiquated and the multi-function selector switch I don't care for, but otherwise this is an awesome device. Super easy to use. Very glad I bought it and I would buy it again. There are few devices in the audio and video world that provide as much use as this H5 for as little money as they cost.

I really enjoyed the enterprise like features packed in such a small device. I was delighted that I was able to get most of the features I have from my bigger Unifi switch carried forward to the smaller switch . Now I am able to use some of my devices hard wired and on the proper network segment

I am normally a person that uses enterprise equpment like Cisco, Brocade, etc. Wanting high performance hardware with all the features expected in a professional environment. Getting a consumer switch means giving up a lot in some situations. I just recently upgraded to Wifi 7 and needed a switch for Multi-Gig RJ45 and instead of getting a switch with just enough ports for similar cost, this switch had by far the most 10gb connectivity for the price and it was also managed to allow me to do mose of the basic things I want to do. It runs completly silent, and nice and cool. For the average home this might be expensive but for someone who needs it, they know this is actually pretty cheap.

After weeks of trying to grab the Enterprise 24 port switch from the UI store B&H had it in stock and for a discounted price. Ordered and got to me in 2 days. Awesome service and price.

I been using my trusty Linksys WRT54G for over 15 years and decided it was time for some upgrades and that I wouldn't buy into the combined router/AP/switch boxes any more. For ease of upgrading individual components and the ability to get better quality components where I wanted them it just made sense. Ubiquity was a natural choice for the AP. Great reputation of enterprise quality without the enterprise price. Setup took me about 10 minutes. Finding an old laptop with Java was the only tricky part - I didn't have Java on any of my new systems and didn't want install it either. Range and signal strength are much improved over the old 54g. PoE is wonderful - no need to place this beautiful white orb by an outlet or run an extension cord through the attic. Some people complain about the PoE spec for this AP not being industry standard but it doesn't bother me. I don't have other devices that utilize PoE, so a PoE switch doesn't make sense for me anyway.

I have a few ubiquiti switches and this is my first enterprise one. I do like the form factor of the ports spread across the switch, enables neater cabling. It has more features than I even currently need but wanted to future proof myself.

Connected HP LaserJet 4L printer to a computer with Redhat Enterprise Linux 6.1, which automatically detected the printer and printing worked. No configuration and no disk was required.

using as a multi room speaker selector