Serial Controlled Power Switch

I love the switch, it's working great, unbelievable low price. I have seen reports of bad build/shipping package, my switch arrived in perfect condition. I had a few issues getting it setup with LACP on the 20gb up-link. Turns out you need to configure LACP on the down-stream device and then on the up-stream or you lose connectivity (duh). Instructions on how to configure an initial IP address over serial are non-existent in the package, but google had instructions that worked great, wish the serial console interface was nicer. I haven't got enough gear to do real performance testing of the switch, but the price was cheaper than a single 10gb transciever (with 4 SFP+ modules included), for 10GB SFP+ to 10GB-baseT. I am able to use it as a 2-port LACP transceiver between my FreeBSD server (Intel XeonD SOC 10gb-baseT) and my EdgeSwitch PoE+, and I get additional 10G SFP+ and BaseT ports for any future 10G gear.

The switch works great at 10 gb/sec speed, just be sure that the 5th serial number is not 7, as there were problems with these units using jumbo frames @ 10 gb/sec.

Switch is well built with no need for power.

I needed a LARGE Uninterruptible Power Source for an industrial grade Flat Bed Printer. It needed to be single phase 208V, 3,000VA output capacity. This unit by APC weighs in at 105 pounds so it's no light weight! Unpackaged and set up in a matter on minutes as the factory default settings is adequate for the intended use. The machine can be configured for use in a data rack where you can set it to for a controlled shutdown of servers and after power is restored a controlled restart, selecting 3 different power zones to restart in sequence to get your network back up and running without any user input needed. It is about the size on a large desktop computer and comes with Data Rack mounting hardware or can be used with included floor stabilizing feet.

Nice an bright. I use it in a Lowell Flood got reception and interviews...controlled by a dimmer switch.

Power Conditioner has a feature that is not normally found other similar priced products and could allow more than 8 devices to be controlled by it.

This slick little PoE switch is controlled by the UniFi management software (I'm using a CloudKey 2 controller), so I can visualize it on my network and run updates, etc. Note that there is not a PoE pass-through, even though the switch can be powered via PoE (or USB-C), it cannot provide power to any PoE device plugged into it.

Manual Switch works without power.

The power switch works too

Though annoying because of the design to be a serial charger instead of a parallel charger, the power draw of a parallel charger would eliminate the ability to charge via car adapter, and in some cases, without tripping your house breaker.